Google unleashed more than 20 cloud security updates including better visibility across cloud services and potential threats and beefed up security against email phishing attacks.

IBM President and CEO Ginni Rometty kicked off the company’s Think 2018 with cloud and Watson news. Verizon CEO Lowell McAdam joined Rometty on stage to discuss how its

Oracle will announce more autonomous cloud services over the next few months, said CTO Larry Ellison. These will include autonomous “analytics, mobility, application development, and integration services.”

The President's order cited "credible evidence" that the takeover would be a security risk to the U.S.

Red Hat, Palo Alto Networks, Splunk, Tanium, and Rubrik are better acquisition targets, the investor group says.

Palo Alto loses exec to Apstra; CenturyLink speeds up retirement of CEO; Nokia names new president of global services.

The layoffs will be completed over the next four weeks.

Telefónica and China Unicom enter IoT agreement; The Pentagon slashes deal with AWS partner; Dropbox leverages Equinix.

The service will integrate with Vapor IO's Kinetic Edge platform.

The company scored $4.1 million in seed funding.

AT&T's Chris Rice, SVP of Domain 2.0, praises the new chip.

He'll report to VMware Founder and former CEO Diane Greene at Google Cloud.

The U.S. government ordered Qualcomm to postpone its annual meeting and board elections to investigate.

The company is working with service providers to embed security in their products.

The need to support legacy systems adds costs.

Several carriers including Nokia, BT, and Deutsche Telekom will trial the technologies.

One use case mentioned was to replace WiFi with 5G and 4G LTE.

The companies are looking for new areas to work together.

Intel will partner with NTT DoCoMo on 5G at the 2020 Olympics in Tokyo.

Suri also hinted about a soon-to-be-announced 5G deal with a U.S. operator.

Hyperconverged revenue alone grew over 200 percent, compared to a year earlier.

Cisco will “actively pursue” MSSP customers across its entire portfolio, SVP says.

The data center company expects to hit $5 billion in revenue in 2018.

The company's intent-based networking is doing quite well.