In addition to its day job being a chemical element with symbol B and atomic number 5, Boron is the fifth release of OpenDaylight (ODL), the leadi...

With its ability to create self-healing, self-optimizing networks at lower costs, SDN is causing an evolution in the network world. SDN can help servi...

TM Forum has published a new report, “Orchestration: Get ready for the platform revolution,” that examines the state of orchestration in service...

Packet Design’s use by many of the world’s largest service providers and network operators gives us the opportunity to see how they operate. We ge...

Oscar and Felix? No! It’s our own Matt Sherrod, VP of Product Management, and Greg Hooten, Senior Routing Engineer. They are thrilled that Packet De...

Light Reading’s recent webcast on Managing & Orchestrating Multi-Service SDNs is now available on demand. Heavy Reading Senior Analyst Sandra O�...

The documentary “Lo And Behold: Reveries Of The Connected World” recently became available for home viewing. We became interested in the film beca...

Packet Design’s use by many of the world’s largest service providers and network operators gives us the opportunity to see how they operate. We ge...

ONOS (Open Network Operating System) Project released its seventh version – Goldeneye – on June 24 of this year. Goldeneye includes various bug fi...

This is the second part of a two-part blog post. In part 1 we introduced Autonomous Systems and talked about BGP. In this part we cover service provid...