Nokia CEO touted a reorganization plan for growth; LF Energy targeted power grid virtualization; and the SolarWinds fallout got worse.

The update comes a month after rival VMware launched its own Kubernetes-focused networking update.

As many as 18,000 SolarWinds customers installed the company’s Orion software updates containing malicious code likely inserted by Russian nation-state hackers, according to SEC documents.

IoT won’t be converging to a point where specialized services are no longer required — quite the opposite, “it’s actually divergent,” AWS' Dirk Didascalou said.

The use of Acacia's pluggable optics allows Telia Carrier to interface directly with the routing and switching hardware, the operator's Johan Gustawsson said.

The vendor's Mobile Networks division, which includes its radio access network, microwave radio link products, and network planning, deployment, and support services, is expected to return no profit in

SEAPATH is the second project under the LF Energy's DSAS umbrella that seeks to optimize digital substations through open source technology.

VMware plans to ‘pave the earth with Tanzu;’ AWS, Oracle battled for the database management crown; and Microsoft security execs scored $100 million.

The release marks Instana’s first service that supports systems running on Arm processors.

The cloud giant plans to release chaos engineering as a managed service in early 2021, borrowing a framework popularized by Netflix for internal use back in 2011.

The founding team built the cloud security stack for Azure and also sold an earlier startup, cloud access security broker Adallom, to Microsoft for $320 million.

SolarWinds was centerstage of the FireEye, US government cyberattack; T-Mobile has gained Kubernetes confidence; and Rakuten defended open RAN.

Less than 10% of security professionals say that their security posture is fully prepared for 5G rollouts, according to an AT&T Cybersecurity report.

Cisco bagged Banzai Cloud; Palo Alto Networks paid $670M for Expanse; Cato claimed unicorn status; plus the latest VC/M&A news from November.

The companies threw their weight behind renewable energy projects to drive seismic, near-term reductions in carbon emissions.

Ericsson slapped Samsung with a patent lawsuit; AWS stuffed Cisco SD-WAN into VPC; and Orca scored a $55 million Series B funding round.

The lawsuit specifically cites Samsung as violating contractual commitments to negotiate on license patents on “fair, reasonable, and non-discriminatory terms and conditions.”

The service is, out of the gate, supported by 13 SD-WAN vendors and available in three AWS regions.

Aryaka adds SD-WAN, SASE ideas into a managed VPN; Microsoft, DT expand their cloud collaboration; and the Janssen Project tackles application security.

The vendor built its SmartSecure Private Access platform on SD-WAN and secure access service edge principles.

The cloud provider committed to implementing resource public key infrastructure (RPKI) origin validation and route object validation.

Deutsche Telekom said it plans to migrate the majority of its internal IT workloads to the public cloud by 2025, and pointed to Microsoft Azure as a “central part

The Linux Foundation’s latest open source project is a cloud native identity and access management platform that tackles online trust and security.

Nutanix stole VMware's COO; FireEye got poked by a nation-state attack; and Zscaler's CEO said network security is dead.