Forcepoint's SASE offering embraces a data-centric philosophy that aims to protect data where users are accessing it.

Intel's next-generation manufacturing process won't reach consumers until late 2022 at the earliest.

Verizon, Microsoft linked up on IoT tools; HPE launched a 5G lab; and Azure cloud growth cooled off despite posting strong revenues.

The COVID-19 crisis effectively cost the company $2.8 billion in revenue during the quarter.

Check Point's security suite fills many of the holes in Aryaka's SASE stack.

“While I am not yet concerned with the declining Azure numbers as the revenue base is growing, it's something to keep our eyes on,” noted analyst Patrick Moorhead.

The semiconductor vendor is making ASICs more accessible by allowing customers to add their intellectual property to existing chips or integrate Marvell's technologies into their designs.

The initial focus of the lab will be to “bring innovation to the previously monolithic cellular network core,” according to HPE.

One of the products, Aqua Enterprise, is essentially the company’s flagship cloud-native security product with several updates including VM support.

Cisco’s Acacia deal stalled; Oracle's sent its SD-WAN orchestrator flying to the multi-cloud; and Fortinet bought SASE startup Opaq.

The company's cloud-based SD-WAN orchestrator eliminates the need for management-intensive on-premises equipment and enables multi-cloud deployments.

CEO Mike Hogan said its container application security testing service provides a more complete package than current offerings.

Fortinet says it’s been doing SASE before Gartner coined the buzzy phrase. “That’s something we term security-driven networking,” CMO John Maddison said.

Masergy jumps into SASE; Palo Alto Networks beats Cisco for security revenue crown; and Nokia ‘downscaled’ its standalone 5G.

HyperScale X marks the first integration of the acquired Hedvig technology into the Commvault storage portfolio.

Nearly all of IBM’s positive financial momentum continues to come from its Red Hat operations.

In the short time since the company was founded, it has carved out a 23% stake in a market dominated by Broadcom.

The vendor, which has more than 180 private wireless networks deployed to date, is assembling specialized features in a smaller software stack for enterprises.

The service provider's SASE offering joins SD-WAN capabilities from Fortinet with an in-house security and analytics platform.

The Linux Foundation Public Health initiative launches with a pair of hosted projects that are currently used as exposure notification platforms targeting COVID-19.

“5G in the enterprise space is really a tale of those who will move forward and those who will pause,” said Dan Hays at PwC.

HPE geared up for a Cisco fight; Ericsson eyed 5G core growth after posting Q2 gains; and HPE tapped Interxion for GreenLake in Europe.

While some data centers have postponed deployments, cloud providers like Google and Amazon are moving forward with 400 Gb/s Ethernet.

While sales of legacy equipment are in decline, Ericsson reported a strong demand for its cloud-native and 5G portfolio, including multiple large customer wins on the 5G core.