Splunk, in October money moves, announced a reduction of approximately 7% of its global workforce, which could affect more than 500 employees.

The vendor announced about a dozen enhancements related to artificial intelligence and large language models, along with other data and application news.

Enterprises have been asking for secure, performant and cost-optimized storage that's adjacent to – but outside of – the public cloud.

Former Palo Alto Networks staffers start their own company with $51M seed money, aim to use process mining to help improve security outcomes.

With energy and rack unit space costs falling to the vendor, it has intrinsic motivation to increase the energy efficiency of its storage software.

For the second month in a row, a Cisco acquisition topped the list of Money Moves. Databricks also made a splash.

Dell is expanding its genAI portfolio from initial-stage inferencing to model customization, tuning and deployment. It is also announcing its development around what it calls a “milestone” new open

CTO Fidelma Russo will lead the Hybrid Cloud business unit, while HPE GreenLake and Services leaders Vishal Lall and Pradeep Kumar will leave the company.

MGM's attack disrupted key systems, while Caesars' breach exposed loyalty program data. Both incidents are now under investigation.

Cloud computing company VMware is rolling out expanded security capabilities in its VMware Cloud.

A Deloitte-Google Cloud partnership combines Google Cloud’s Vertex AI platform with Deloitte’s consumer and market data and algorithms.

The vendor's Compute Cloud@Customer offer lets enterprises run Oracle compute, storage and networking services in their own data centers.

Synthetic data for artificial intelligence, products for simplifying generative AI, and AI in networking and security are among this week's top stories.

The vendor found its original container security strategy was “the wrong approach,” not resonating with their core user base — the Carbon Black users, VMware's Jason Rolleston said.

AWS, which strives to be an artificial intelligence innovator, furthered that mission with several new gen AI tools at AWS Summit: New York.

Saving money while mining customer data, protecting data centers with hybrid mesh firewalls, and the next-gen Ethernet are the top stories this week.

This week was mostly about mergers and acquisitions — and personnel drama at Dish Network as its C-suite continues to change players.

This week was about cybersecurity -- avoiding vulnerabilities, learning more about them, or CISOs dealing with the consequences.

Tanzu Mission Control Self-Managed offers air-gapped deployment targeted at data sovereignty for regulated industries.

Snowflake has also partnered with Nvidia to leverage its GPUs and bring its AI Enterprise and NeMo LLM framework to the Snowflake Data Cloud.

The hyperscalers focus on logical isolation for data sovereignty and "feel like that's enough," but "we do not," Oracle VP Leo Leung said.

The hyperscaler plans to introduce an artificial intelligence-powered ESG anomaly detection feature before the year's end.

AWS Disaster Response vehicles are equipped with two Snowball Edge devices to process data in disconnected environments.

IBM acquired Polar Security to gain access to its DPSM technology, which is needed to secure sensitive and unknown shadow data in the cloud.