Can Juniper save HPE’s Intelligent Edge?
"We expect that 50% of operating profit going forward will come from Juniper," HPE CFO Marie Myers said.
Analysis - National Security
In-depth analysis of networking, cloud, and AI infrastructure trends
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2024 quantum predictions in computing, AI and cybersecurity
In 2024, quantum experts predict a year rich in quantum technology and hardware advancements and deployments, with a focus on cybersecurity. -
What you need to know about Biden's Executive Order on AI
The Order is a landmark, first-of-a-kind presidential directive addressing a powerful technology that evolves by the day. -
How to make open source software more secure (highlights from SOSS)
Open Source Security Foundation Summit aims to advance open source software security, no one constituent can make it secure on their own. -
FCC ‘rip-and-replace’ program stymied by funding shortfall
The program has hit political potholes that have slowed the approval process and left operators holding the money bag. -
FCC states U.S. 5G global leadership tied to its spectrum authority
The lapsed authority is needed to "compete in a global economy, counter Chinese technology leadership ambitions and safeguard our national security." -
‘Harvest now, decrypt later’ concern boosts quantum security awareness
“The horizon when we enter the era of what we call cryptographically-relevant quantum machines is getting closer all the time," IBM's Michael Osborne said.
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Ex-White House Cybersecurity Advisor: We’ve Got To Harden Our Networks Against What Is Most Scary
SDxCentral sat down (virtually) with Kiersten Todt, a former cybersecurity advisor to President Obama and current managing director of the Cyber Readiness Institute. -
Will Biden Break Up Big Tech?
Even if breaking up big tech isn't on Biden's agenda that doesn't mean his party or those he installs in key government agencies won't make it theirs. -
Is Biden’s $10B Enough to Make US Cybersecurity Great Again?
Since his inauguration, President Biden’s tapped several cybersecurity veterans to fill posts that been eliminated under the Trump administration and earmarked about $10 billion dollars for various cybersecurity initiatives.