Generative artificial intelligence is no longer a far-off concept but a present-day reality.

"I think we have five to seven years of great growth ahead of us," Celona CEO Rajeev Shah said.

Remote work is never going to go completely away.

Often condemned as an eyesore, can cell towers blend in with the environment?

“We actively drive an increase in innovation, ecosystem, and community development in the Kubernetes marketplace," Broadcom's Prashanth Shenoy said.

Can network slicing generate a much-needed revenue boost for carriers?

Dell’Oro Group pointed to Dell Technologies as the leading OEM server provider to data centers based on revenues in 2024.

ZK Research’s Zeus Kerravala said “I do like universal [zero-trust network access]” but added, “I'm not sure how it differs that much from just 'ZTNA.'"

The new Cisco 360 Partner Program will be fully instituted by early next year.

It's all about enterprises making strategic infrastructure investment, CEO Jensen Huang said.

PwC's Dan Hays said artificial intelligence was "blindingly front and center" at the recent Mobile World Congress Barcelona 2025 event.

With enhanced NVIDIA support and AI-powered troubleshooting, ONES 3.1 takes network automation and visibility to the next level.

Dell'Oro Group's Mauricio Sanchez said the purchase is “one of the most significant cybersecurity acquisitions ever.”

While vendors are understandably excited to grow the market, the full opportunity could remain muted.

Google's Mandiant Incident Response Team found the breach last year.

Data centers, Open RAN, 5G and more featured at this year's show

“All options are on the table at this point, which is a positive push for the renewable industry," JLL's Matt Landek said.

ONES 2.1 enables seamless network data migration to AWS S3, supporting multi-vendor environments and advanced analytics tools.

Broadcom CEO Hock Tan said 70% of its largest 10,000 customers have now adopted the VMware Cloud Foundation platform.

Work is underway on 6G networks. Whether the industry needs them is another matter

HPE CEO Antonio Neri said the job cuts “will better align our cost structure to our business mix and long-term strategy.”

"We are cognizant of what financial needs we have ... and we do intend to stay ahead of our needs with whatever means we have," CEO Hamid Akhavan said.

"We either were going to eventually have to pay the new licensing prices or find a different solution,” Kimley-Horn Technical Analyst Cayla Collins said.

The guys that just made a new mouse tell us about the compute needs of de-extinction