COVID-19 forced a lot of changes in the way we work, but perhaps one of the most long-lasting effects will be the increased focus on cybersecurity.

NEC acted as the system integrator for the trial, which also included Altiostar, GigaTera Communications, and Supermicro.

Former VMware CEO Gelsinger jumped to Intel; Cisco, VMware, Nutanix, headlined 2020 tech battles; and Cisco fought termination of $2.6B Acadia deal.

Juniper jumped on acquisitions; McAfee XDR hit an exploding market; and Ericsson's CEO hinted at China trouble.

In its latest update, Google aims to make moving virtual machines to its public cloud a little easier with the launch of a new management dashboard.

Ericsson has now inked commercial 5G contracts with 127 operators and its 5G technology is actively deployed in 79 live networks.

“No other single factor is as important as cloud in our software forecast,” Analysys Mason's Larry Goldman wrote.

Juniper carried its momentum forward into Q4 posting revenues of $1.22 billion, up 1.7% year over year.

The platform uses McAfee’s analytics engine, Mvision Insights, to provide proactive security, and this predictive element is unique to MvisionXDR, ESG analyst Jon Oltsik said.

SK Telecom packed Dell, VMware into 5G MEC Box; SolarWinds hackers hit more security vendors; and Palo Alto Networks tackled medical IoT security.

According Palo Alto Networks’ threat intelligence team, 83% of medical imaging devices run on unsupported operating systems, which makes them potential avenues for attackers.

The partnership allows flexiWAN customers to deploy Clevernet's WAN optimization platform using a virtual machine.

“There was no impact on our production environment nor any exfiltrated data,” a Qualys spokesperson said.

OneBox MEC is designed for enterprises that want a pre-integrated system for private 5G and access to SK Telecom’s edge computing network.

Silver Peak now offers tight integration with Netskope's cloud-based security suite, which forms the basis for a joint SASE offering.

Verizon's halo glowed around Wind River 5G vRAN; Microsoft Azure surfed cloud demand; and DriveNet hits unicorn status, scored $208M.

A new project called Anuket, the ancient Egyption goddess of the Nile, has taken the place of CNTT and OPNFV.

Wind River Studio, which provides operators with a platform to develop, deploy, operate, and manage 5G distributed edge clouds, is now commercially available.

DriveNets CEO Ido Susan says the company is currently involved in commercial deployments, testing, and trials with “more than 36 cloud providers and network operators globally.”

AMD's revenues rose more than 50% during the final quarter of 2020 helped along by strong demand for Ryzen and EPYC processors.

Fortinet fused AI, XDR; Telefónica, IBM, Red Hat teamed up on hybrid cloud; and Google boosted enterprise zero-trust security.

The Japanese telecom giant's founder and long-time chairman Masayoshi Son will vacate his chairman position.

“When it comes to our 5G and investing in our business, we have a big year in front of us in 2021,” Verizon CEO Hans Vestberg said.

Its second BeyondCorp zero-trust security product adds enterprise security capabilities and a partner ecosystem that includes VMware, Citrix, Crowdstrike, and Tanium.