Light Reading

Q3 earnings were just as downcast as expected, which is a good thing

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Something’s causing people to leave – voluntarily or not – but Juniper says its headcount will grow by the year’s end

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The data center fabric with the fancy name becomes a real, orderable product

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The announcements aren’t about the same parts of the network, but let’s combine them and see what happens

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No, it’s not a headline from The Onion

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The Q2 disappointment is just the beginning, as Juniper says it’s clear 2011 won’t be as rosy as expected

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The macro economy claims another victim in a macro way

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Sunnyvale is looking more like Redmond every day

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Actually, that might not be the biggest thing they have to worry about

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David Yen, who’s led Juniper’s data-center fabric project, will now do the same for the other side. Also: remember the Nuova guys?

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Slowed sales due to the Japanese earthquake shouldn’t stop Juniper from growing in Q2, officials say

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Juniper and Brocade both want to virtualize the data center into one big switch, but their approaches aren’t so similar

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