“America is doing very well on 5G. People are always way too pessimistic, how we’re losing to China and this and that. It’s not true," economic advisor Larry Kudlow

Microsoft’s cloud sales continued to be a bright spot during the pandemic as revenue from Azure grew 48% year over year during the first quarter of its fiscal 2021.

The FortiGate 200F is the company's latest F-Series CPE appliance, slotting in above the company's 80F and 100F appliances.

VMware telco cloud jolted Samsung’s 5G; AMD added Xilinx to its chip armada; and Ericsson kickstarted its open RAN journey with virtualization.

New container-native capabilities to the IBM Storage Suite for Cloud Paks target Red Hat OpenShift and container-native data protection and discovery.

The acquisition complements Akamai’s $180.3 million Nominum purchase in 2017.

The partnership with VMware follows a run of efforts taken by Samsung of late to join the wave of 5G network virtualization.

The Compact Core, which Samsung plans to release before the end of the year, effectively acts as a miniature standalone core for private enterprise or campus networks.

The Swedish vendor said it will release Cloud RAN, software that virtualizes the compute piece of the radio access network, during the fourth quarter of 2021.

Aruba Networks is sweeping Cisco from the Pentagon; Dell and HPE wage an as-a-service war; and SAP catches a COVID cough.

The survey found 66% of organizations plan to increase their cybersecurity investments because of COVID-19 and remote workforces.

The vendor now expects its cloud business will hit $26 billion in revenues by 2025.

“We’re coming into this humble, we’re coming into this in the listening mode,” Microsoft's Shawn Hakl said.

While Dell’s cloud-delivered services took center stage at its Dell Technologies World event this week, HPE wasted no time firing return shots.

“Our focus is on making things easier for developers when it comes to managing flow conditions on Kubernetes,” said Robin.io's Ankur Desai.

While notebook and cloud revenues remained strong during the quarter, the company's bread and butter Data Center Group took quite the spill.

The IoT managed services platform taps into Cisco’s ability to provide near real-time visibility of all devices on an enterprise’s network.

The VNS Application Edge platform taps Rafay Systems to provide an automation framework for managing Kubernetes clusters and containerized application deployment.

Nokia reported a 100% surge in IoT malware; AT&T painted a murky economic outlook; and Dell, VMware CEOs rendered Patina for 5G​.

Nielsen's Mainak Mazumdar says it's not the algorithm, but the biased data that is responsible for inequitable decision-making AI – and it demands an “urgent reset.”

Taking advantage of artificial intelligence isn't as simple as throwing more GPUs and FPGAs or other accelerators into a data center, wrote Dell'Oro's Baron Fung.

AT&T has a “very pragmatic view of the broader economic picture and the COVID-driven challenges we face in some segments," CEO John Stankey said.

The mobile network infection rate peaked in February and March with infected devices increasing by almost 30% as attackers launched COVID-19-themed campaigns.

Dell doubled down on cloud services with Project Apex; Splunk drank the RUM and gulped down Plumbr, Rigor; and Ericsson rode China to profit.