News - Market
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T-Mobile Plans Q3 2024 Earnings Call for October 23, 2024 -
Applied Digital, Acuity, and Substrate headline the latest money moves
Money Moves highlights the financial shifts driving the tech industry, including funding rounds, investments, joint ventures, and mergers and acquisitions.
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NetApp, AMD, and zScaler headline leadership changes
The latest executive and board changes from top companies across artificial intelligence, networking, cybersecurity, cloud, and data center technologies. -
Funding, money moves continues to flow into AI, genAI
Strategic financial insights by SDxCentral's StringerAI offers SDxAccess members timely intelligence on funding, investments, and mergers and acquisitions. -
Bigleaf, SolarWinds head SDxCentral's Headcount for August 2024
Track executive and board shifts at 2,000-plus companies with StringerAI’s curated updates. -
HPE’s Juniper buy gains EC nod as Juniper’s finances sink
Juniper reported a 17% drop in revenues during the second quarter of this year compared to last year.
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Google reportedly in talks to buy Wiz for record $23B: Customers and industry impact
What would this potential deal mean for Google's and Wiz's customers and the cloud security market?
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Juniper Networks SD-WAN, SASE gain AI advantages
The updates highlight the significance of artificial intelligence
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Microsoft, Google slash more cloud jobs
The Microsoft cuts are focused on its 5G-focused Azure for Operators business.
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T-Mobile buys struggling rival UScellular, looks to boost private 5G business
UScellular has attempted to stem its consumer connection losses by focusing on the more stable enterprise space
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HPE unloads CTG telecom assets to managed network services provider
“Our priority is to focus on the markets most relevant to customers’ needs across edge, hybrid cloud and [artificial intelligence],” HPE CFO Marie Myers wrote.
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Ericsson, Nokia ramp U.S. manufacturing efforts
The moves are helping boost their position in the U.S. market that wants to eliminate telecommunications equipment from China-based vendors. -
How Illumio microsegmentation and Netskope ZTNA integration 'gets zero trust covered'
The partnership may further broaden to the security services edge and secure access service edge space in the future
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Palo Alto Networks lands 60+ platformization deals in fiscal Q3
"We see a runway to delivering approximately 2,500-plus platformizations sales, up from the current 900," by fiscal year 2030, CEO Nikesh Arora said
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CyberArk to acquire Venafi for $1.54B to secure human and machine identities
“40% of CyberArk’s business is outside the Americas, compared with Venafi’s 26%, which provides opportunities to drive growth geographically," Clarence Hinton said
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How many doors will Cisco open for Splunk?
Cisco CEO Chuck Robbins claimed that Splunk was looking to tap into roughly 5,000 Cisco customers that do not have a relationship with Splunk. -
SIEM and UEBA vendors LogRhythm and Exabeam to merge, analysts express mixed feelings
Forrester analysts argue the LogRhythm and Exabeam merger is “a classic case of opposites attract”
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How NetApp plans to meet demands for data- and resource-hungry AI
Artificial intelligence is voraciously hungry, which can slow down time to production. Data infrastructure leader NetApp aims to help alleviate these pressures. -
Akamai to acquire Noname for $450M to reduce API security threats
The deal is expected to close in the second quarter of 2024.
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AT&T Cybersecurity becomes a separate business, rebranded as LevelBlue
WillJam Ventures is now the majority owner of LevelBlue, with AT&T retaining a minority ownership stake and board representation in the new entity
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Palo Alto Networks enters SASE 3.0, partners with AWS and Google for app acceleration
The new capabilities are built on technologies from Palo Alto Networks' latest acquisitions including Talon Cyber Security and Zycada Networks
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Cisco Isovalent expands open-source security with Tetragon update
The new Tetragon open source 1.1 and Isovalent Enterprise for Tetragon 1.13 updates bring advancements in runtime security for Kubernetes environments. -
Private equity giant Thoma Bravo to buy Darktrace for $5.3B to bolster its $45B cybersecurity portfolio
Darktrace currently has more than 2,300 employees globally and over 9,400 customers including KPMG, City of Las Vegas, Aston Martin and McLaren Group
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IBM acquires HashiCorp for $6.4B, open source Terraform questions remain
In one of its largest acquisitions ever, IBM announced its intention to acquire HashiCorp. The deal is expected to close by the end of the year.