The new Microsoft partnership comes about a month after Nutanix landed a similar service with Amazon Web Services.

Chef CEO Barry Crist had previously admitted that the firm was being “highly impacted” by the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.

Nokia’s new CEO confronted complacency; plus the latest headcount hirings, promotions, and staff changes from August.

The partnership will see Ekinops deploy its OneOS operating system on Lanner's Atom-based universal CPE appliances.

Cisco Security exec sang a SASE security tune; AT&T talked open source; and Netskope, VMware, and CrowdStrike shared threat information.

“We’re essentially delivering new versions of network cloud every three to four weeks now," AT&T's Ryan van Wyk said.

Do we really need yet another threat-sharing ecosystem? Netskope says the short answer is yes, and what it offers is different.

Jeff Reed, SVP and GM of Cisco's cloud and network security business, brings expertise in enterprise routing and security to the converged cloud-delivered architecture.

Telefónica tapped AWS for 5G core virtualization; Volterra pushed security to the API layer; and Open RAN expected to skyrocket by 2025.

DevOps and security teams can use VoltMesh to provide zero trust networking and security services at every distributed cluster but with centralized management, visibility, and policy control.

“I view Telefónica as a leader in the European market on this front,” analyst Will Townsend said.

VMware repackaged tech as 5G Telco Cloud; 5G poised to boost wireless WAN; and Amazon, Microsoft teamed up with the LF Climate Finance Foundation.

Cisco smashed SD-WAN, Kubernetes into CN-WAN; T-Mobile detailed its $40B upgrade plans; and Google's Istio move ignited an open source tempest.

AT&T, IBM made good on their alliance; and Cloudflare CEO blamed Sunday's outage on CenturyLink; and AWS popped the GA cap on Bottlerocket.

AWS’ Samartha Chandrashekar says the technology improves container security in part by “including only the software needed to run containers.”

Nutanix CEO left amid shift to subscription-based model; VMware launched Tanzu into space; and Dell saw productivity boost from remote work.

"CDN vendors should not be counted out of the SASE race," said Dell'Oro's Mauricio Sanchez.

CEO Pat Gelsinger said the U.S. Space Force made an “eight-figure commitment to the Tanzu platform” on VMware’s Q2 earnings call.

“It’s been an honor to lead this insurgent company over the past decade,” Nutanix CEO Dheeraj Pandey said.

Fortinet raked in six MSP wins; BT crowned McAfee, PAN, Fortinet “critical security” partners; and Kubernetes finally dropped new updates.

Fortinet's SD-WAN business has become a key revenue driver for the security-focused networking vendor.

"This is not moving fast enough. This is moving at telco speed, not cloud speed," analyst Chris Nicoll said.

The release was initially expected to drop around the end of June, however project leaders explained that external events altered that plan.

Verizon, Intel blazed a virtualized trail with Samsung, Intel, and Wind River; HPE beat Q3 expectations; and Cisco, Cohesity HCI got even cozier