House votes to pass CHIPS and Science bill; Intel's revenue decline; and social sustainability tops environmental sustainability, IDC reports.

The CHIPS Act will provide $1.5 billion to target public wireless supply-chain innovation; the U.S. changes gears on patent enforcements.

The self-powered towers use vanadium redox battery technology and are charged by a vertical wind turbine that can generate up to 400 kilowatts.

Broadcom bought VMware; Intel invested in a sustainability mega lab; and JP Morgan led a $200 million funding round for startup Arcadia.

The new switches are targeted at extreme low-latency requirements of the financial market.

"Probably within the next 10, 20 years, security will overtake the network space and become the biggest one in the enterprise network,” Fortinet CEO Ken Xie said.

Microsoft expands services with a ‘human-led’ offering; Red Hat bolsters its edge efforts; and CFOs learn how to step up for sustainability.

Automakers will need a scalable in-vehicle OS as the foundation of software-defined vehicles in the shift toward electric vehicles, Red Hat VP Francis Chow said.

“The OT definitely sees a bigger market going forward, probably bigger than the SD-WAN, which we see pretty strong growth,” CEO Ken Xie said.

Fortinet announced three next-generation firewalls for campus, branch, and hybrid data center environments.

Only one in seven cyber professionals reported getting their data back after paying the ransom; human bias and emotions can hurt corporate sustainability efforts.

Announcement underscores the diverse array of processor architectures on which OCI runs and the rapid rise of AMD's EPYC data center chips

SiFive raised $175 million in funding; Docker secured a $105 million Series C round; and Nvidia acquired Excelero.

Cisco brought several performance capabilities from its high-end appliances to its mid-range firewall series, Cisco's Andrew Ossipov said.

Intel acquired Granulate; new research shows cybersecurity mistakes cost jobs; and a roundup of March's executive hirings and firings.

The company’s software reduces CPU utilization and application latency by learning applications and automatically optimizing them at runtime.

Release sees Cisco pivot its HyperFlex HCI server platform to AMD in a bid to offer higher performance at lower cost

McAfee rebranded its SASE business as Skyhigh Security; AMD takes on Intel with its new CPU launch; IBM launched a crypto key management security service.

AMD's EPYC 3 Milan-X stacks 768 megabytes of level-three cache atop the die for a claimed 66% boost in “technical computing workloads.”

SSE is rebranded SASE without SD-WAN; SiFive raised $175 million in funding; and Juniper's CTO is confident open RAN will have its day eventually.

The WLAN space remains Cisco's domain, and Cloudflare and CrowdStrike partner on security.

Intel released memory optimized FPGAs; AT&T takes managed SASE and zero trust to the edge; and Ericsson faces a crisis of trust.

Intel's Agilex M-Series FPGAs can be equipped with up to 32 GBs of high-bandwidth memory.

The IT enterprise juggernaut revealed an infrastructure platform that aims to help operators build and deploy open, cloud-native networks.