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VMware | June 24, 2020

VMware, Inc.announced it has expanded its VMware Ready for Telco Cloud program, formerly known as the VMware Ready for NFV program. The enhanced certification program will enable telco network functions partners to test the interoperability and readiness of their Virtual Network Functions (VNF) and Cloud-Native Network Functions (CNF) with the VMware Telco Cloud platform....

Virtual Server Management

Spectro Cloud | August 18, 2021

Spectro Cloud, a provider of a next-gen enterprise Kubernetes management platform, today announced the release of an open source CNCF Cluster API contribution supporting Canonical’s MaaS interface. The new contribution to the open source Kubernetes ecosystem addresses the need for organizations to easily deploy, run and manage Kubernetes clusters directly on top of bare metal servers, increasing performance and minimizing cost and operational effort. “Running Kubernete...

Sdxcentral | February 28, 2020

Sprint deepened its relationship with VMware today, announcing it’s VeloCloud-based SD-WAN offering was now available internationally in more than 100 countries. The expansion more than doubles the reach of the U.S.-based carrier’s SD-WAN service compared to a year ago. Sprint launched its initial VeloCloud-powered SD-WAN offering in 2017, shortly before VMware’s acquisition of the software vendor. The service was aimed at U.S. companies, though the carrier quickly began extending the service to...

Virtualized Environments

Business Wire | January 09, 2024

VeriSilicon today unveiled its latest VC9800 series Video Processor Unit (VPU) IP with enhanced video processing performance to strengthen its presence in the data center applications. The newly launched series IP caters to the advanced requirements of next generation data centers including video transcoding servers, AI servers, virtual cloud desktops, and cloud gaming. The VC9800 series of VPU IP boasts high performance, high throughput, and server-level multi-stream encoding a...