Formally uncloaking in less than three weeks.
Versa Networks, probably the least secret stealth company ever, is due to formally uncloak in the coming weeks.
Not that Versa Networks has been hiding very well. The company has been a subject of Silicon Valley gossip for years, even presenting and sharing its pitch at SDN and NFV conferences.
Figure 1: Can't See Me 
Photo: Cat playing hide-and-seek by Perditax (CC BY 3.0).
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What we already know is that Versa is developing software that will run NFV in the cloud -- on customer premises equipment, in central offices, at the data center and anywhere else that future cloud platforms reside. That distributed nature is a major goal for NFV, a step on a path from taking network functions off proprietary appliances to running them on industry-standard servers, to putting them in the cloud and beyond.
We expect Versa will have more to share, of course, and we look forward to telling you more about it.
Until then, review our past Versa coverage to learn more about who they are and what they're up to:
And Versa CEO and founder Kumar Mehta chatted with Light Reading CEO and founder Steve Saunders about VNFs in August -- watch the video interview here:
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— Mitch Wagner, 
, West Coast Bureau Chief, Light Reading. Got a tip about SDN or NFV? Send it to [email protected].
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