5G will deliver the greatest impact for enterprises, but the technology that will drive that won’t be available at scale until next year and beyond.

Ericsson expects to pay $1.23 billion to cover a potential settlement and related costs to resolve ethics breaches spanning six countries.

The company's founder and CTO explained that it was unable to adequately monetize its operations in light of Kubernetes’ rise.

Operators and developers need to work together to bring edge uses to market and capitalize on the $4.1 trillion opportunity it represents.

Semmle’s semantic code analysis engine allows developers and security teams to discover and track potential vulnerabilities in their code.

Verizon is deploying its 5G service in New York City on Sept. 26. The move brings all four nationwide operators to the nation’s most populated city.

Executives from Cisco and Juniper sit on the FIRST board of directors. The global security group shares intelligence and aims to protect against cyberattacks.

AT&T CEO Randall Stephenson described the series of demands made by an activist investor group, including a change in leadership, as a “mixed bag.”

The new valuation inches the company closer to the $7.5 billion Microsoft spent to acquire rival GitHub.

Cloudian announced the launch of Edgematrix, its edge analytics platform that will use HyperStore as a foundation for AI processing of large-scale data sets.

The operator is no stranger to early adoption — it previously laid claim to the world’s first commercially available mobile 5G network in December 2018.

Rafay Systems made available its software-as-a-service (SaaS) for Kubernetes lifecycle management and closed an $8 million Series A funding round.

VMware CEO Pat Gelsinger thinks IBM paid too much for Red Hat at $34 billion. Meanwhile VMware paid $2.8 billion for Pivotal, and “I have better assets.”

Almost every network operator agrees on the edge’s importance, but how each gets there and the form those frameworks take is a central point of confusion.

Oracle released earnings a day earlier than expected and announced that Co-CEO Mark Hurd is taking a leave of absence from the company for health reasons.

Elliott Management is targeting the media conglomerate for what it calls “long-term underperformance” and a “series of strategic setbacks.”

The cloud giant announced partnerships with SES, Viasat, and Intelsat to bring Azure to remote customers.

Mobile operators have “massive strengths” that remain untapped, Synchronoss CEO Glenn Lurie said at Mobile Future Forward.

The next phase of composable infrastructure involves 5G networks as a fabric type.

The deal calls for the delivery of advanced SDN and some network application management.

The U.S. ban on trade with Chinese networking giant Huawei contributed to a softening switch market in China.

Chris Kozup returned to Aruba Networks as CMO; Mike Sicoli bids farewell to GTT; plus the latest executive hirings, promotions, and staff changes.

Perhaps VMware’s most surprising recent acquisition was Carbon Black, the endpoint security vendor that VMware plans to buy for $2.1 billion.

"This acquisition demonstrates how Commvault is leading the way towards the intersection of storage and data management," said Sanjay Mirchandani, Commvault CEO