The deal will support enterprises in developing richer applications at scale that can leverage various Google services like Sheets, Forms, and Analytics.

With more people looking for vulnerabilities, the safer and more secure Kubernetes will be, explained Google execs.

The deal comes after a dismal second half of 2019 that saw the company's stock prices plunge from a high of $42 a share to $11 in December.

The combo allows enterprises to more easily migrate workloads from their IBM-powered on-premises environments into Google’s Cloud.

Strong growth, high customer retention, and expansion opportunities make Veeam "one of the most exciting software companies in the world,” said Insight Partners' Mike Triplett.

The Falco project joins 14 other Incubating projects as the first and, so far, only security runtime platform within CNCF.

Anana wanted to automated infrastructure to unify its two data centers and provide more agile service delivery for its customers.

The platform is designed to run on any x86-based white box. However, the company has partnered with several hardware vendors in large communications projects.

The business unit had a long list of “potential suitors,” said Symantec’s John Lioanto. “No. 1, No. 2, and No. 3 on the list were Accenture. So for us

Adaptiv plans to roll LiveQoS's software portfolio into its SD-WAN offering in a move to accelerate latency and bandwidth sensitive applications.

AMD CEO Lisa Su described the Ryzen Threadripper 3990X as the “very first 64-core processor in the mainstream in a desktop form factor.”

The partnership makes Cumulus Linux operating system and NetQ performance monitoring available on HPE’s ethernet switches.

Amazon claims to have bolstered its FedRAMP compliance by nearly 18% since the beginning of December.

The virtual tour will, however, require users to sign up for a 30-day trial of Juniper's Contrail SD-WAN platform.

Ray O’Farrell will lead the new unit as EVP and GM. O’Farrell previously served as EVP and executive sponsor of VMware’s Cloud Native Applications business.

Aviatrix CEO Steve Mullaney raised eyebrows earlier this month when he predicted the demise of the SD-WAN market. However, not everyone sees it that way.

Broadcom paid $10.7B for Symantec; Cisco bought Acacia Communications for $2.6B; plus 2019's biggest VC/M&A headlines.

JR Rivers left Cumulus Networks for AWS; Nutanix’s Sunil Potti joined Google; plus 2019's biggest executive hirings, promotions, and staff changes.

The past year was highlighted by ongoing security and commercialization challenges around business models, the edge, and 5G.

Billions of dollars changed hands this year as industry giants attempted to bolster their positions in some of the world's most competitive markets.

5G is available from sea to shining sea — with many pockets of 4G LTE remaining in between.

In its most recent quarter VMware saw hybrid cloud and SaaS representing more than 13% of its total revenue — a 40% increase compared to last year.

Nvidia's $6.9 billion quest to acquire Mellanox inched a little closer to completion after the European Commission approved the merger.

The collaboration will provide a “a comprehensive connected vehicle platform at scale to the market," said Ericsson's Åsa Tamsons.