Dell'Oro Group forecasts that sluggish adoption of 5G standalone network cores by operators will stunt multi-access edge computing investments through 2025.
VMware's Project Monterey moved into early access; the U.S. government partnered with Google, AWS, and others to fight cyberthreats; and Verizon expanded its 5G edge deployment.
The project aims to provide a consistent management platform for distributed compute across multiple hardware accelerators using DPUs like those supplied by Intel and Nvidia.
The EPA updated its Green Power Partnership rankings, and many familiar cloud and telecom names, including Google, Microsoft, and Intel, sit at the top.
AWS, Microsoft, and Google ate up most of the Q2 cloud market; McAfee built its own ZTNA; and Alkira’s Cloud Services Exchange platform is now available.
The acquisition adds to Marvell’s already extensive Ethernet switching portfolio and the company expects Innovium’s switch portfolio to benefit its recent acquisition of Inphi.
The launch continues the vendor's Connected Security strategy that involves enforcing security policies at every connection point across the network: switches, firewalls, routers, public and private cloud, and endpoints.
The move comes about four months after McAfee announced integrations with three ZTNA vendors, Appgate, Axis Security, and TransientX, so it could add this key technology to its SASE
“You would not normally expect to see growth rates actually increasing in such a huge and rapidly developing market, yet once again that is what our research has shown,”
The new tool utilizes detailed data insights and tools like machine learning and satellite imagery to develop models on how to track and act upon supply chain metrics.
Fortinet reports continued growth in Q2; AWS sales hit $14.8B in a 37% year over year jump; and T-Mobile's low-band 5G network now covers 305 million people.