Archives: Stacey Higginbotham

With Cisco and Juniper sharing their plans, the SDN game gets interesting

Two of networking's biggest players will shape the discussion around software-defined networks for years to come. Read more »

Forget networking, the data center of the future is software defined too

How will the pieces of the networking, compute and storage get wrapped in with the data center? Read more »

Confused about the wireless markets? Here’s a breakdown

In 2011, many of the wireless industry players made news, but few made big moves. Here's where they're headed in 2012. Read more »

Carrier IQ and the continued erosion of operator trust

Consumers won't be the only ones hurt by the unfolding Carrier IQ scandal. Read more »

Webscale and cloud are changing the server value chain. Who wins?

Silicon and servers are changing, but will new ARM-based architectures rule this new world or will the legacy x86 architecture continue its dominance? Read more »

Sprint’s tightrope walk: finding a balance for its network modernization plan

Sprint's network modernization project means either another Nextel-style failure or a corporate turnaround fit for the history books. Read more »

OpenFlow and beyond: future opportunities in networking

A new world of virtualized networks could become the foundation for an entire new ecosystem of startups and value creation. Read more »

The Structure 50: The Top 50 Cloud Innovators

These 50 companies will help shape the way the cloud market develops and where it will eventually end up. Read more »

Bluetooth to Feel Blue as Personal Area Network Battles Loom

Wi-Fi Direct, ANT and other proprietary flavors of networks join Bluetooth as the main players of the wireless standards war of 2011. Read more »

For Operators Who Bet on WiMAX, There’s an LTE Plan B

Though LTE has been declared the victor over WiMAX, a variation on the standard known as TD-LTE is the latest frontline in the 4G network rollout. Read more »