As artificial intelligence tools improve so does their ability to wreak havoc on an organization's cybersecurity.

Red Hat announced a partnership with Intel and Ericsson to achieve 20% power savings in radio access networks (RAN).

Elasticsearch Relevance Engine, available today from Elastic, allows companies to build custom generative AI apps without exposing their data.

Pulumi allows engineers to perform analytics and search across cloud infrastructure; generate infrastructure as code from natural language prompts; and create AI-driven infrastructure automation.

AT&T continues to roll up government contracts; Nvidia posts record earnings; and Cisco notes critical 5G investments.

CrowdStrike and EY fight ransomware; 5G operators slog through multi-cloud complexities; and a chip shortage fix remains years away.

Cisco blamed a supply chain shortage for Q3 hit; SolarWinds CEO said Russian attack happened even earlier; and Qualcomm pushes into 5G open RAN.

Palo Alto Networks VP declares the network dead; operators struggle in a cloudy world; and Intel says silicon can stop cyberattacks.

TIP rolls out a disaggregated WiFi template; Nokia and Dish target 5G open RAN security; and Cisco boosts its optical networking stack.

Google Cloud teamed up with CrowdStrike on 'beyond XDR' security integrations; and an AWS exec dished about its 5G telco cloud aspirations.

Ericsson and Samsung worked through their patent issues; ex-White House cybersecurity advisor Kiersten Todt talks challenges; and this week's SDxCentral 2-Minute Weekly Wrap podcast.

What the Dish 5G deal means for AWS and its rivals, and IBM plugs a chip first.

Nokia’s RAN boss reflected on 5G misfires; Dell will sell Boomi for $4 billion; and Data Theorem said security needs a seat at the adults' table.

Vectra AI joined the unicorn herd; Extreme Networks looks to go big; and IBM acquired Turbonomic.

Apple pledged $430 billion for 5G and jobs; Dell tapped Secureworks for managed XDR; and Kubernetes hit a maturity milestone.

Verizon is bolstering its 5G push, AT&T Cybersecurity is seeing a big enterprise push, and what is technology's place in reducing waste.

Google and Siemens teamed up on industrial AI; Nvidia's $40B Arm acquisition hit a UK snag; and Stellar Cyber added threat into to its XDR.

AT&T scoops three flavors of 'coming soon' private 5G; Dish says its 5G network is on track; and multi-cloud complexity stunts enterprise adoption.

Dell and VMware reached a spinoff deal; Juniper built a Metro Cloud; and China Mobile Cloud will deploy Nuage's Virtual Cloud Services.

Microsoft will pay $19.7B for Nuance; IBM named its infrastructure spinoff; and Comcast software jumped into the CNCF Sandbox.

VMware merges telco, edge, SASE oversight; Cisco nabs NEC to expand its 5G reach; and Fujitsu taps Trend Micro's private 5G network security.

Verizon added AWS Outposts to its 5G and edge options; Gluware deepened its AWS and Cisco SD-WAN integrations; and Cisco, Intel, and VMware debate open versus virtual RAN.

VMware sees 5G core opportunities; TSMC wants to spend big on chip fabs; and AT&T boosted its SD-WAN security options.

Samsung and Marvell mix a 5G MIMO SoC; Traceable's technology makes it a target; and T-Mobile and Intel are realistic on enterprise 5G.