CSPs expect 5G energy costs will rise; Juniper Networks previewed its Edge Services Platform; and Fortinet is addressing the gender gap in cybersecurity.

The networking giant's Edge Services Platform provides lifecycle management, observability, and troubleshooting services for DPU-accelerated data centers.

Gartner named the top firewall providers; Verizon and AT&T delayed the launch of 5G on C-band spectrum; and AMD released its Milan-X CPUs and Instinct MI200 AI accelerators.

Meta also said it wants to develop an “open and standard die-to-die interface” for data center operators to integrate open chiplets into their facilities.

The new switch silicon complements Nvidia's growing networking ecosystem, including its upcoming ConnectX-7 NICs and BlueField-3 DPUs.

The EPYC refresh comes as AMD scores another victory over rival Intel. Meta this week announced a new, more power-efficient server platform powered by team red’s EPYC 3 processors.

VMware plans to bring SASE to homes; Amazon Web Services captured 33% of cloud spending during Q3; and the Knative Project plans to release version 1.0 this week.

Dell and VMware execs said everyone wins from the Dell-VMware spin; Cisco found 64% of workers said they’d consider resigning if they couldn’t work remotely; and Aruba tapped DPU

“The Cisco Silicon One P100 is the ultimate routing silicon for high-bandwidth applications,” Cisco's Eyal Dagan boasts.

Deutsche Telekom tapped Cisco and Ciena to improve security; AT&T plans to spin off WarnerMedia; and Arm announced its 5G Solutions Lab.

Supply chain constraints, due in large part to a global semiconductor and substrate shortage, dogged the chipmaker in Q3.

The chipmaker has not yet committed to new foundries and continues to call for government subsidies and tax incentives.

“We're the first vendor to integrate silicon into the device itself to perform not only Ethernet switch function, but those layer 4-7 functionalities," Aruba's John Gray said.

Nokia’s MX Industrial Edge server reaches 100 Gb/s in a recent test; TSMC dismisses Intel; and Gravwell closes a $3 million seed funding round.

The foundry operator also announced the construction of a new fab in Japan, which will supply specialty parts based on the company's 22-nanometer and 28-nanometer processes.

“The company is hemorrhaging money, having lost nearly half a billion dollars during the first half of 2021,” and this IPO is unlikely to change that, GlobalData reports.

The U.S.-based foundry operator will be listed on the Nasdaq under the ticker GFS.

Marvell released its first 5-nm switch silicon and DPUS; VMware said it's a critical partner for 5G operators; and AT&T's CSO emphasized the value of effective authentication.

The chipmaker claims its new switches and data processing units offer 50% lower power consumption than its competitors.

Nvidia and Lenovo also announced a collaboration promoting VMware's Project Monterey.

Alkira expanded its security portfolio; Cisco is unphased by O-RAN Alliance drama; and Akamai acquired Guardicore for $600 million.

The move marks Fungible’s latest push to bring composable infrastructure to the masses.

Ransomware requires a layered security approach; Nokia will supply U.S. Cellular with 5G; and Palo Alto Networks rolled out Okyo Garde.

The move comes as companies in nearly every industry come under the pressure of the chip crunch, with many facing higher component prices and longer lead times.