Operators "missed out on this generation of wealth [realized] by other companies over the last decade, and they really want to make sure that they can participate in the

The newly dubbed Fastlane+ platform adds more advanced scheduling intelligence so that it can better interpret application requirements.

The deal bolsters VMware’s growing security portfolio and also reflects the increasing importance of securing microservices and cloud-native applications.

Nokia scored a key 5G contract, and looks to reset its operations; and Google cut its U.S. investment pledge.

Nokia conveyed confidence that it will return to or increase growth across all four of its revamped business units, but Mobile Networks, its largest business, remains its most challenged.

Intel has signed on to DARPA's SAHARA and DPRIVE projects to develop custom ASICs for the U.S. government.

The agreement was not much of a shock as Nokia has been an integral network partner for AT&T for two decades, however, the optics are especially important for Nokia

Server vendors moved quickly to roll out new systems based on AMD's all-new data center chips.

Cisco axed MWC Barcelona plans; HPE enhanced Ezmeral hybrid cloud; and ransomware demand hit $30 million in 2020.

The deal will see Airspan include its OpenRANGE platform that is based on the open RAN specifications to the Rakuten platform.

The most significant update is to the Ezmeral Data Fabric, which is now available as a standalone offering in addition to an embedded integration inside the HPE Ezmeral Container

Nokia planned to slash another 10,000 jobs; Juniper claimed the SolarWinds hack validated its security strategy; Rogers offered $20.8B for Shaw.

Versa's small to midsized business-focused SD-WAN offering now features tight integrations with the company's SASE platform.

Nokia plans to reduce its workforce to a base of 80,000 to 85,000 employees by the end of 2022, effectively slashing 20% of it workforce since 2019.

The partnerships add zero-trust network access support to McAfee’s growing SASE platform.

Both companies are using the same talking points that eventually swayed U.S. regulators to approve the combination of T-Mobile US and Sprint last year.

Nokia's cloud reach expands; Defenders target the $1.5 trillion cybercrime market; and CrowdStrike paid $400 million for Humio.

The company's Unified Computing System server portfolio is aimed at ultra-low latency workloads like high-frequency trading.

“Third-gen EPYC is the highest performance server processor,” AMD's Ram Peddibhotla boasted.

The trio of new agreements come on the heels of Nokia being called out by AT&T as part of a successful vRAN test riding on Nokia’s cloud-based vRAN 2.0

CrowdStrike paid $400 million for Humio; Palo Alto Networks dropped $158 million for Bridgecrew; and HPE acquired CloudPhysics.

“It’s a wild and tough time in security,” VMware Cybersecurity Strategist Rick McElroy said. “The future for defenders is going to be tough.

T-Mobile 5G plans zig against AT&T, Verizon zags; Oracle’s Larry Ellison digs at SAP; and Cisco boosts Silicon One switch chips to 25.6 Tb/s.

“We are the third place player in wireless,” AT&T Communications CEO Jeff McElfresh said during the operator’s analyst event today.