Wind River Studio, which provides operators with a platform to develop, deploy, operate, and manage 5G distributed edge clouds, is now commercially available.
DriveNets CEO Ido Susan says the company is currently involved in commercial deployments, testing, and trials with “more than 36 cloud providers and network operators globally.”
“It was a record quarter, driven by our commercial cloud, which surpassed $16 billion in revenue, up 34% year over year,” Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella said.
Its second BeyondCorp zero-trust security product adds enterprise security capabilities and a partner ecosystem that includes VMware, Citrix, Crowdstrike, and Tanium.
The joint effort on behalf of OVHcloud, IBM, and Atempo targets public and private organizations that require long-term preservation of sensitive data.
Telefónica’s Cloud Garden 2.0, which is built on IBM Cloud Pak and Red Hat OpenShift, allows enterprise customers to run their applications on premises or in a public cloud.
Ericsson 5G RAN Slicing is capable of initializing radio resources at 1-millisecond scheduling, and it supports multiple services across those allocations.
The cloud giant said it will develop and maintain a forked version of the open source Elasticsearch and Kibana projects after Elastic announced plans to alter its licensing practices.
ONF is targeting the RAN for the first time to address what it considers inadequacies in other open RAN projects, including those being led by the O-RAN Alliance.