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

Cisco goes all hybrid with its "no return to office" policy, confronts unequal internet access; and VMware's former SVP of security Tom Corn joins Open Systems.

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.

Neville Ray, T-Mobile’s president of technology, noted that “the heart of the opportunity is spectrum” the operator acquired in the 2.5 GHz band through its merger with Sprint.

Fortinet continued to see robust revenue growth in the second quarter, driven by strong demand across both its appliance and software offerings.

"We could grow even faster if there were more components available,” Nokia CEO Pekka Lundmark said.

Cisco’s current annual research and development budget is about $6 billion, and the bulk of this investment will help support hybrid work-related technologies.

“We always, in telecom, put ourselves into this constraint that if you go outside of a predefined box you’re taking risks that are not acceptable," Rakuten Mobile CTO Tareq

The announcement comes just over a month after Orange launched a SASE service based on Palo Alto Networks' Prisma Access platform.

Microsoft banked $16.5 billion in net income on $46.2 billion in revenue, marking a 47% year-over-year increase in profit and a 21% revenue jump.

IBM launches Turnium’s SD-WAN into its cloud; Verizon runs trials of Samsung’s vRAN massive MIMO; and Intel calls nanometers meaningless.

Nokia’s current AirScale baseband portfolio supports cloud-based compute for the vCU and vDU, and it plans to ship massive MIMO 5G radios for mid-band spectrum that can be integrated

The trial, which was conducted in Texas, Massachusetts, and Connecticut, “reached speeds commensurate with more traditional baseband-radio configurations,” Verizon's Mike Kondratiuk said.

Turnium is one of more than 40 partner vendors that have deployed products on the IBM Cloud for Telecommunications service.

AT&T clarifies control of its network stack; MEF CTO discusses SD-WAN; and VMware's Tom Kellermann calls for retaliation against cyber criminals.

“Our focus here is to put our energy on the things that differentiate our service,” explained AT&T Communications CEO Jeff McElfresh.

Masergy's Performance Edge platform promises to improve broadband reliability; GTT boasts co-managed SD-WAN; and Aryaka nabbed a Vodafone Fiji service contract.

While many vendors claim to offer a SASE software stack, most lack the cloud-native foundation necessary to scale, Cato's Yishay Yovel argues.

Verizon has the first virtualized 5G radio access network equipment; IBM released its Q2 financial results; and Tom Corn joined Open Systems as CPO.

“We’re on track to build 7,000 to 8,000 sites by year end and we’re on plan to launch the first 46 markets,” Verizon CEO Hans Vestberg said.

Tom Corn, VMware's former SVP of security, joins Open Systems as CPO. He aims to unify the vendor's SASE and XDR product lines to better support customers.

Google Cloud's managed intrusion detection system is available in preview; Sysdig plans to acquire Apolicy; and Cisco works to increase internet availability and affordability.

Massive MIMO radios integrated with a fully virtualized baseband supporting C-band spectrum is an important distinction at this juncture in the 5G development cycle.

Palo Alto Networks’ threat-analysis engine processes about 15 trillion transactions per day, Palo Alto Networks SVP Muninder Singh Sambi said.