The quarterly report seeks to identify the 10 most significant SD-WAN service providers and rank them based on a 30-criteria evaluation.

With ClearPass, Silver Peak customers will be able to identify and block unauthorized users from access applicants or other services at the WAN edge.

Extreme bet bit on cloud to unseat Cisco; IBM unveiled a 5G telco cloud; and Intel’s AI buying spree continued.

Despite AWS maintaining market leadership, KuppingerCole named Oracle Autonomous Database the "overall leader" in product and innovation.

IBM outranked several tier-one operators’ managed security arms including AT&T Cybersecurity, CenturyLink, NTT, and Telefónica’s ElevenPaths.

The overhaul could embolden IBM’s appeal among operators while elevating its many telco-focused services into a more comprehensive offering.

In a little over a week, Intel acquired two artificial intelligence startups: Cnvrg.io and SigOpt.

The vendor's hard pivot to cloud management helped to drive 9% sequential revenue growth during its most recent fiscal quarter.

The new public cloud registry is set to launch “within weeks” and will allow developers to circumvent Docker Inc.'s rate limiting move.

The point of deception technology in cybersecurity is to turn the tables on the attackers and essentially turn every endpoint into a trap.

The vendor's reputation management system mines data from 200 threat intelligence databases and correlates the data against network insights to eliminate false alarms.

Cisco plotted cloud domination; Dell'Oro said the SASE market is expected to hit $5 billion by 2024; and Arista tackled WiFi 6 bottlenecks.

Cisco admittedly missed out on the first wave of cloud computing. CEO Chuck Robbins has a plan to ensure his company doesn’t make the same mistake twice.

Aruba Networks swept Cisco from the Pentagon; Palo Alto's Unit 42 found flaws in AWS deployments; and Cisco slashed its workforce by 9%.

Most of the 5G use cases envisioned by the effective proprietors of 5G are still under development and relegated to labs.

Dell'Oro Group expects the SASE market will grow at a compound annual growth rate of 116% driven in large part by small to midsized businesses.

Amazon Cloud stalled while Google gained market share; Nokia underwent major reorganization; and Fortinet's earnings were unfazed by COVID-19.

AT&T scored a 5G ride on IBM’s satellite cloud; Verizon 5G scoped an enterprise framework; Juniper's Q3 showed a slight recovery.

McAfee’s news comes just a day after Cisco announced extended detection and response updates, and earlier this month VMware laid out its XDR strategy.

The ride combines the vendor’s Cloud Satellite platform with AT&T’s 5G and edge work, with a focus on the carrier’s multi-access edge computing efforts.

Verizon still needs developers, enterprises, and entrepreneurs to help it realize a more broad vision for 5G.

Cisco boasts about 1,000 SecureX wins; a Trump advisor claimed U.S. 5G clobbers China; and Microsoft’s commercial cloud avoided COVID-19 complications.

Juniper's routing and switching business grew sequentially, but its security revenue dropped 9% from Q2.

The vendor's Nexus Dashboard also was updated to better support the deployment of cloud-native applications.