The Swedish vendor said it will release Cloud RAN, software that virtualizes the compute piece of the radio access network, during the fourth quarter of 2021.

The vendor now expects its cloud business will hit $26 billion in revenues by 2025.

While Dell’s cloud-delivered services took center stage at its Dell Technologies World event this week, HPE wasted no time firing return shots.

“Our focus is on making things easier for developers when it comes to managing flow conditions on Kubernetes,” said Robin.io's Ankur Desai.

While notebook and cloud revenues remained strong during the quarter, the company's bread and butter Data Center Group took quite the spill.

The chips span the gamut from 12.8 Tb/s at the high end down to 3.2 Tb/s of routing or switching capacity at the low end.

Taking advantage of artificial intelligence isn't as simple as throwing more GPUs and FPGAs or other accelerators into a data center, wrote Dell'Oro's Baron Fung.

Dell doubled down on cloud services with Project Apex; Splunk drank the RUM and gulped down Plumbr, Rigor; and Ericsson rode China to profit.

At “VMware, we’re out to be the 5G operating system. Dell is now bringing forward its infrastructure,” VMware CEO Pat Gelsinger said.

“We need to rethink application security into what call cloud-native application security,” Snyk co-founder and President Guy Podjarny said.

“Project Apex really is that North Star strategy that we’ll be driving to align to this as-a-service and cloud experience,” said Dell Technologies SVP Sam Grocott.

The vendor also unveiled a more flexible NetApp Keystone Flex Subscription service and a new NetApp SolidFire Enterprise SDS service.

A new battleground is emerging for cloud providers looking to outshine the competition, and you only have to look up to find it.

CFO Jim Kavanaugh explained that customers are continuing to hold their financial investments close to the chest in light of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Qualcomm's system-on-a-chip based products will adhere to open RAN standards and universally support 5G on millimeter-wave and sub-6 GHz spectrum.

Verizon’s 5G Edge has been exclusively anchored to AWS since late 2019, but a separate effort will eventually allow enterprises to deploy edge services riding on Azure.

The deal, which will see GTT sell off its fiber and data center assets to Squared Captial, will significantly deleverage the debt-laden network operator.

The announcement marks the latest win for the chipmaker, which has seen strong interest in its EPYC 2 server chips since they launched last year.

AT&T and Verizon 5G deployments boosted OpenStack work; Telefónica 5G tapped Juniper security; and Akamai got more SASE.

“The mega trends that are driving SASE is being able to move security close to end users wherever they may be," Akamai’s Patrick Sullivan said.

The company anticipates many employees will continue to work remotely even after the COVID-19 pandemic subsides

“The surprise is really that it took Nokia so long to do this," analyst Zeus Kerravala said.

Intel's upcoming Xeon Scalable chips will gain secure enclaves, full memory encryption, firmware protections, and improved cryptographic performance.

The security vendor will also host its virtual Fal.Con this week, and more than 20,000 people registered to attend the event.