AT&T has long promised to release its DANOS network operating system into the Linux Foundation. On Tuesday, the telco said it would do just that on Nov. 15 and it...
AT&T Names IP Infusion as Exclusive Integrator and Customer Support Provider for AT&T’s DANOS-Vyatta Edition; Will Release Open Source Code to Linux Foundation Read Article
AT&T’s long-simmering plans to donate its Disaggregated Network Operating System (DANOS) open source code into the Linux Foundation is set to happen on Nov. 15. The move completes a process that was originally announced...
The Linux Foundation has introduced the Disaggregated Network Operating System (DANOS) project to enable what it says will be community collaboration across network hardware, forwarding, and operating system layers. Read...
The Linux Foundation recently introduced the Disaggregated Network Operating System (DANOS) project, with a code release slated for the second half of this year. DANOS is based upon AT&T’s “dNOS” software...
Has open networking finally come of age in telecoms? A number of key telcos are, at face value at least, certainly throwing their weight behind it, and the open source...
AT&T has let its in-house-developed network operating system escape into the open source world via the Linux Foundation, with a code release due in the second half of this year....
AT&T is open-sourcing its disaggregated network operating system (dNOS), and the Linux Foundation has agreed to host the project and (thankfully) change the name to DANOS. DANOS is the operating...
