Rival AT&T is showing enterprise traction, while Dish Network is pushing off market plans until at least next year.

Will its extensive spectrum portfolio be its financial lifebuoy?

The carrier completed first-phase certification of Nokia’s Digital Automation Cloud to run on the Verizon Business Private 5G Network offering.

Arista Networks executives unveil Network Data Link architecture and network-as-a-service strategy.

The vendor posted a steep drop in revenues and net income, with its artificial intelligence-powered Mist product line the only bright spot.

Bloomberg is reporting that Dish Network has received at least one financing proposal valued at more than $1 billion.

The shareholder approval mirrored that of Juniper’s board of directors, which also threw its support behind the proposed deal when it was announced in January.

Airspan Network’s financial turmoil highlights ongoing challenges in the open RAN market. Analysts don't expect open RAN to gain momentum until at least 2025.

VMware says it's articulating value to customers. "It's going to be more fruitful than having a knife battle with our competitors," VMware's Prashanth Shenoy said.

“We know that we're the third entrant here, but we’re extremely aggressive," AT&T's John Blinkiewicz said.

Network security market revenues in 2023 reached $22.5 billion with a deceleration to single-digit growth due to the decline of hardware-based solutions.

“Dish needs to do something radically different. It hasn't done that yet. I just think they have nothing to lose," Recon Analytics' Roger Entner said.

“I think that Mist is really resonating, that's what I'm hearing in the market,” Dell’Oro Group Research Director Siân Morgan said.

"We are cautiously optimistic about achieving our [artificial intelligence] revenue goal of at least $750 million in AI networking in 2025," CEO Jayshree Ullal said.

Apparently demand for dot com domain names isn't limitless, but there is new potential on the horizon that's the foundation for what comes next on the internet.

The terminated distribution agreement came as Broadcom readies to launch a controversial new partner program and discontinues many standalone VMware products.

AT&T is continuing its efforts to strengthen and expand the company's 5G wireless and fiber internet networks.

The past 12 months witnessed an earnings roller coaster, a new logo, job cuts, U.S. manufacturing plans and a lost open radio access network deal.

“We are looking for partners to bring out latent value in assets that we have," Frontier's Vishal Dixit said.

“I'm glad that this decision was not because of our performance, because of our technology or the performance of our services,” Pekka Lundmark said.

Broadcom is also killing VMware's perpetual licensing option in favor of a subscription model.

Broadcom, AMD, and Nvidia talk about artificial intelligence the most, and the AI rush hasn't quite hit the cloud hyperscalers, new data suggests.

Who wants to manage a network? Apparently fewer enterprises want to do it on their own and are increasingly leaning into managed services.

“The longer this goes on the more painful for the customers and shareholders in the companies,” Dell'Oro Group's Mauricio Sanchez said.