CEO Nikesh Arora pledged to integrate Twistlock container security and PureSec severless security into the Prisma cloud security portfolio “as soon as possible.”

FatPipe Network’s CEO Ragula Bhaskar described it as the first SD-WAN available on an ARM-based processor.

The group released the draft of its SD-WAN service definition standard, with the official publication of the standard expected in July following board approval.

“If I have a threat space that is bounded and measurable, why wouldn’t you go whole hog after it? That is precisely what zero trust and microsegmentation does,” says

CEO Antonio Neri blamed declining revenue on trade tensions, longer than expected sales cycles with some customers, and “execution issues,” specifically with Aruba product sales.

The French president and finance minister stopped short of suggesting that Huawei should be banned as the telecoms regulator Arcep confirms that 5G rollouts will go ahead as planned.

The acquisition puts Marvell in a better position to increase its marketshare wired and wireless infrastructure, “starting immediately in the fast-growing 5G base station market,” said CEO Matt Murphy.

Rajeev Suri said Nokia now has 37 5G commercial contracts, of which 20 are with named customers.

Nearly $200 million has been raised by a trio of security companies this week and it’s only Tuesday.

Ericsson CEO Börje Ekholm blames European government officials and regulators for letting Europe fall behind Asia and the United States on 5G.

Open19 Foundation President Yuval Bachar kicked off the second annual summit by declaring that “2019 is the year of Open19 adoption.”

China is not implicitly named in the 545-word executive order, but the action is clearly directed at Chinese-based vendors Huawei and ZTE.

O.C. Tanner says its customers are becoming more sophisticated about security. This is a big part of the reason why it uses Fortanix’s encryption technology.

The vendors’ relationship was born in the cloud, and now they are moving in together into on-premises data centers.

The company seemed to be on the verge of a turnaround with its enterprise security business, but that came crashing down this week amid disappointing Q4 earnings, plunging stock

Discussions about the potential services and use cases to be enabled by 5G is an important effort, says Chris Pearson, president of 5G Americas.

“Why don’t we skip all the hard hacking and just, you know, ask for the money?” This is essentially the theme of this year’s report.

According to IDC Research Director Rajesh Ghai, Altiostar has "obviously come to the market to disrupt the existing players.” This includes Ericsson, Nokia, Huawei, and ZTE.

The Pentagon recently named Amazon and Microsoft as the finalists for the much-debated $10 billion winner-take-all cloud contract.

SAP said it has now rolled out 10 new products that combine its operational data (O-data) with experience data (X-data) gleaned from Qualtrics.

“We’re kicking ass in the market continuing to displace the legacy vendors,” says Exabeam CEO Nir Polak, who also names McAfee, RSA, LogRhythm, and Micro Focus as the competition.

Apple poaches from Intel for in-house 5G chip biz; Google and Google Cloud CEOs exit Alphabet board; SAP President leaves for Google Cloud; Rackspace gets another CEO.

A year after HPE CEO Antonio Neri said “Dell doesn’t have an edge-to-cloud approach,” Dell Technologies CEO Michael Dell said HPE’s multi-cloud strategy “isn’t going so well.”

The agreement with Orange follows a 5G memorandum of understanding that Dell China signed with China Unicom last week.