VMware plans to bring SASE to homes; Amazon Web Services captured 33% of cloud spending during Q3; and the Knative Project plans to release version 1.0 this week.
Dell and VMware execs said everyone wins from the Dell-VMware spin; Cisco found 64% of workers said they’d consider resigning if they couldn’t work remotely; and Aruba tapped DPU
Amazon Web Services captured 33% of cloud spending during Q3, followed by Microsoft Azure at 20%, and Google Cloud at 10%, according to Synergy Research Group.
Amazon cloud sales jumped 39%; Intel is putting developers at the center of its focus; and AT&T introduced a managed firewall service for 5G network deployments.
The managed firewall is available to U.S.-based AT&T Business customers that use the carrier’s edge, IoT, private network, or multi-access edge computing services.
This is a "milestone" for the platform as "now you can use Linkerd to control which types of communication are available or are possible on your cluster,” CEO William
Intel committed to building an open ecosystem of technologies; IBM announced partnerships with Cisco and Palo Alto Networks; and Google’s cloud revenue jumped 45%.
As enterprises struggle to defend against advanced bots and API attacks, they are moving away from stand-alone web application firewalls and instead choosing a web app and API protection
The Symware appliance features containerized cell site routing functions and a containerized distributed unit on a single-rack, general-purpose server.
Verizon plans to use Kuiper’s technology to augment the coverage of its 5G network and provide backhaul to areas that were previously unreachable, Verizon SVP Rima Qureshi said.
VMware intends to make radio access network intelligent controller software development kits generally available in January 2022 with initial commercial availability slated to occur by late April 2022.