Open RAN proponents dismiss complexity concerns
'Open RAN is real and it's not as technical as people think. It's a very mature technology,' said Boost Mobile CTO Eben Albertyn
Analysis - Leadership
In-depth analysis of networking, cloud, and AI infrastructure trends
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Ericsson shows Q1 progress, but warns on tariffs, uncertainty
“The current macro-economic turmoil and tariffs are impacting our industry, and we will not be immune,” CEO Börje Ekholm said
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Cisco, HPE highlight tariff impact on tech
'It's very difficult to say what's actually going to happen,' Cisco CFO Scott Herren said
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Ericsson unveils latest enterprise networking combo
The platform launch is the latest expansion of Ericsson’s Cradlepoint ownership
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Will HPE’s Aruba updates boost its chance of survival?
The updates could better position Aruba against rivals both within and outside of Hewlett Packard Enterprise
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AI to drive billions in edge compute investments
'We are expecting a strong demand for these kinds of services and this kind of infrastructure,' IDC's Alexandra Rotaru said
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Nokia confident of post-Infinera optical network nudge
'I think we are pretty well situated,' Nokia's Manish Gulyani said
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Hyperscaler cloud firewalls (again!) fail to meet basic security standards
Security firewalls provided by all three major cloud providers are still flat-out ineffective
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How generative AI is powering up the cloud for 80% of enterprises
Generative artificial intelligence is no longer a far-off concept but a present-day reality
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What’s up with private 5G?
'I think we have five to seven years of great growth ahead of us,' Celona CEO Rajeev Shah said
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Cisco deals deadlines for partner program overhaul
The new Cisco 360 Partner Program will be fully instituted by early next year
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Nvidia pushes beyond data centers to ‘AI factories’
It's all about enterprises making strategic infrastructure investment, CEO Jensen Huang said. -
Google bets $32B on Wiz buy
Dell'Oro Group's Mauricio Sanchez said the purchase is “one of the most significant cybersecurity acquisitions ever.”
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Can Broadcom extend VMware deals into AI opportunity?
Broadcom CEO Hock Tan said 70% of its largest 10,000 customers have now adopted the VMware Cloud Foundation platform.
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HPE slashes jobs, gets Juniper court date
HPE CEO Antonio Neri said the job cuts 'will better align our cost structure to our business mix and long-term strategy'
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EchoStar tackled one financial hurdle while another awaits
"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. -
How one company left VMware over Broadcom license changes
"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
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Nutanix steals hundreds of VMware customers
CEO Rajiv Ramaswami said the vendor added “roughly about 700 customers in this quarter,” and that “the vast majority of them are probably VMware customers.”
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Here’s how enterprises can dull HPE-Juniper drama
Active preparation is key, but also be prepared to seek alternatives.
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Broadcom’s VMware partners feel margin squeeze, report states
A William Blair report noted 'newfound disillusionment from partners about Broadcom squeezing them on margins'
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Should Broadcom be eyeing Intel?
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Can Juniper mine AI success without HPE?
“We haven't skipped a beat at Juniper as we go through this process, you can see it in our results,” CEO Rami Rahim said.
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Cisco AI, security surge; network needles HPE-Juniper nuptial
The vendor’s artificial intelligence-related sales to its large, webscale customers surpassed $350 million during its most recent fiscal quarter. -
Juniper CEO, HPE blast DOJ deal denial
“I think the [Department of Justice] is just wrong,” Juniper CEO Rami Rahim told SDxCentral. -
Can Cisco and NTT make enterprise 5G easy?
Simplifying network connectivity is an important challenge for vendors as they look to move new services and technology into the enterprise space.