The updates include deeper integration with HPE's InfoSight predictive-analytics platform.

The company claims it can enable SD-WAN functionality for remote workers without the need for dedicated appliances.

The Cloud Threat Landscape Report 2020 found that basic security oversight issues, including governance, vulnerabilities, and misconfigurations, remain the top risk factors.

IBM quit the facial recognition business; A10, Dell teamed up on application delivery; and Alibaba Cloud went on a hiring spree.

The announcement comes weeks after the Taiwanese chipmaker announced plans to build the facility.

The company is recruiting IT professionals with expertise in networking, database management, servers, chips, and artificial intelligence.

Nutanix furloughed 25% of its workforce, saying COVID-19 is to blame; SAP cloud CFO jumped ship; and IBM slashed thousands of jobs.

VMware’s Gelsinger rode a tech, software, cloud high; NetApp nabbed Spot; and the coronavirus clobbered SD-WAN revenue growth.

Spot's platform will be merged with NetApp’s ADI focus to allow customers to more easily deploy their applications into public cloud environments.

The cloud giant signed a deal to provide services to different U.K. government agencies at discounted pricing.

Rakuten Mobile isn’t going far, less than 10 miles in fact, for the procurement of its 5G core.

Early adopting service providers include AT&T, Bestel, Bloomberg, Colt Technology Services, HGC Communications, Infonas, PCCW Global, and Sparkle.

Fear not slow migrators, legacy technologies are not obsolete – yet.

Lobbyists within the semiconductor industry are pushing for $37 billion in subsidies to support the manufacture of domestic chip fabs.

The company is targeting Amazon first with its Anthos platform because it has a similar operational model compared with Microsoft.

Dell and Nutanix executives say the future of work will be more flexible — and will further blur the lines between work and home life.

IBM reportedly cut thousands of jobs; HPE slashed salaries; Microsoft revamped Its Azure VMware platform; Juniper claimed wins over Cisco.

Cisco paid $1 billion for ThousandEyes; VMware posted stronger-than-expected Q1 results; and Zscaler bought Edgewise Networks.

Todd McElhatton, who currently serves as SVP and CFO of SAP’s Cloud Business Group, will join cloud-based subscription management platform provider Zuora.

The vendor also notably did not announce any drastic operating cuts tied to the ongoing economic uncertainty.

“We have seen that COVID-19 is not stopping customers from their cloud migration projects with customers leaning on VMware Cloud on AWS to meet their needs,” CEO Pat Gelsinger

'This is a big step in removing the delineation between private and public networks,' analyst Zeus Kerravala said

Cisco got SASE; Nutanix Q3 revenue jumped 11%; and Docker cozied up to Microsoft Azure.

Using these APIs the vendor claims to be able to more efficiently correlate traces, identify root cause, and pass along contextual information.