“We need to rethink application security into what call cloud-native application security,” Snyk co-founder and President Guy Podjarny said.

The carrier reported a smaller earnings-per-share hit tied to the ongoing pandemic and turned more positive on its full-year financial performance expectations.

Ericsson’s total revenue increased 1% year-over-year as the company swung into profitable territory.

The vendor also unveiled a more flexible NetApp Keystone Flex Subscription service and a new NetApp SolidFire Enterprise SDS service.

Verizon rides Microsoft to the private edge; Cisco is consolidating its routers; and VMware Carbon Black sounds a cybersecurity warning.

CFO Jim Kavanaugh explained that customers are continuing to hold their financial investments close to the chest in light of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Attackers “want to take over your entire brand, your entire digital presence, and use it to attack your customers,” VMware Carbon Black’s Tom Kellermann said.

The new routers replace Cisco's integrated service, aggregated service, and cloud service routers while introducing wireless WAN capabilities to its IOS-XE platform.

Juniper paid $450 million to buy 128 Technology; A closer look into Trump and Biden's tech policies; and OpenStack Foundation rebranded.

Verizon’s 5G Edge has been exclusively anchored to AWS since late 2019, but a separate effort will eventually allow enterprises to deploy edge services riding on Azure.

The $450 million deal will boost Juniper's Mist networking portfolio and mirrors Aruba's $925 million acquisition of Silver Peak announced in July.

Vodafone plans to reuse, resell, or recycle 100% of its network waste by 2025, offsetting the world’s fastest-growing waste stream: e-waste.

The newly named Open Infrastructure Foundation is focused on driving open source projects into production.

Despite the diametrically opposed ways in which Trump and Biden carry themselves, the pair of septuagenarians share a remarkably similar view of policy that impacts technology.

Dell found 80% of organizations fast-tracked some digital transformation programs in 2020.

Verizon announced its multi-flavored 5G SDN; GTT sold its $2.15B infrastructure biz; and AMD boosted Microsoft Azure Data Explorer.

Looking back on figures for the first half of 2020, Dell'Oro Group is revising some of its outlooks upward and calling others in line with expectations.

“We have to acknowledge what’s happening right now around the globe where nation-state actors are using intelligence services to attack private-sector companies,” William Evanina said.

AT&T and Verizon 5G deployments boosted OpenStack work; Telefónica 5G tapped Juniper security; and Akamai got more SASE.

“The mega trends that are driving SASE is being able to move security close to end users wherever they may be," Akamai’s Patrick Sullivan said.

The OpenStack Foundation launched its latest Victoria OpenStack release, which includes greater Kubernetes integration.

The company anticipates many employees will continue to work remotely even after the COVID-19 pandemic subsides

Verizon was the only mobile operator featured in the pre-recorded presentation, earning both implied and implicit praise from Apple for its burgeoning 5G Ultra Wideband network.

The security vendor will also host its virtual Fal.Con this week, and more than 20,000 people registered to attend the event.