Check out our top 10 articles for September 2022 covering the SDxCentral universe of cloud, telecom, security, and networking.
Rankings are based on unique visitors aggregated during the month.
1. Ex-Cisco Execs Reimagine Networking With 'Out-of-Box' Zero Trust, 'New Age' NaaSTwo former Cisco top executives co-founded a new networking company called Nile, emerging from stealth this week. Read more.
2. T-Mobile US Lines Up More Job CutsT-Mobile US is reportedly lining up engineering job cuts in the latest move by the carrier to squeeze costs out of its operations. Read more.
3. Verizon Business Exec Shake Up Targets GrowthsVerizon Business rearranged its executive structure to increase its focus on growth, a move coming months after it hired a new leader. Read more.
4. T-Mobile Unloads Sprint Wireline to Cogent for $1Cogent is also taking on approximately 1,300 employees from T-Mobile, which furthers the mobile operator's recent job culling efforts. Read more.
5. Comcast 5G Push Attacks AT&T, Verizon, T-MobileComcast signed a deal with Samsung to activate its deep spectrum holdings and became an infrastructure-owning 5G cellular operator. Read more.
6. Graphiant Comes out of Stealth Gunning for Cisco's SD-WAN MarketGraphiant Founder and CEO Khalid Raza said the company is his chance to complete the work Cisco "didn't let" him finish. Read more.
7. Cisco, Arista Drive Record Data Center Ethernet Switch MarketArista Networks gained four points of revenue share in Q2 but still follows Cisco as the leading data center ethernet switch market vendor. Read more.
8. Nokia Ties Software to Open RAN MaturityNokia remains unconvinced of O-RAN maturity, but the vendor knows that interoperable software remains a key open RAN component. Read more.
9. VMware's New Head of DE&I: 'Access Is not Inclusion'Vijay Pendakur brings two decades of multi-sector Diversity, Equity & Inclusion experience to VMware as they tackle their 2030 Agenda. Read more.
10. Mandiant Joins Google Cloud in a $5.4B Deal, Retains the BrandGoogle today completed its Mandiant acquisition. The cyber defense and response vendor will join Google Cloud and retain its brand. Read more.
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