Armis is the fastest growing cybersecurity software company; Ericsson stock is down nearly 6% since its Vonage acquisition; and Samsung plans to build a $17B semiconductor fab.

“We are in an age of explosive growth with respect to applications,” VMware CEO Raghu Raghuram said on the company’s third-quarter fiscal 2022 earnings call.

Red Hat doesn’t want to compete with established SD-WAN and cloud security vendors. Instead, the company sees an opportunity to orchestrate SASE deployments.

Positive Technologies disclosed a vulnerability affecting Intel processor families; T-Mobile mid-band 5G covers 200M people; and Ericsson revealed an SMO platform.

Gartner recently coined CNAPP, and the cloud security sector has quickly rallied around this name and product category. Today Palo Alto Networks joined the CNAPP party.

Solo.io raised $135 million to reach unicorn status; Cisco acquired replex to bolster its observability platform; and Rakuten Mobile acquired Estmob.

"We're in the beta test mode and we'll progress that over the course of the next 90 days and look forward to launching Vegas sometime in the first quarter

“Security is a very vibrant and innovative space, and there are a lot of ways to solve the problem,” SUSE's Sheng Liang said.

The Kubernetes-based project aims to unchain current serverless development platforms that are tied to their respective cloud parents.

Verizon plans to offer Fortinet’s SD-WAN platform; AMD reported $4.3B in Q3 revenue; and the Linkerd 2.11 update extends zero-trust security to Kubernetes environments.

This is a "milestone" for the platform as "now you can use Linkerd to control which types of communication are available or are possible on your cluster,” CEO William

“We think that within two years we'll be at the size to be able to go IPO if not earlier,” Devo CEO Marc van Zadelhoff said.

Intel announced its CFO will retire; NetApp expanded its Spot portfolio; and Cisco acquired Kubernetes governance startup replex.

The startup’s technology helps cloud-native enterprise customers better predict costs and provides transparency across Kubernetes environments.

Google activated its cybersecurity A-team and touted its cloud progress; and Red Hat upped its Kubernetes edge game.

The move lets developers standardize on Kubernetes while running workloads that aren’t easily containerized in virtual machines.

The Advanced Cluster Management update provides a consistent view of Kubernetes clusters at the edge, in data centers, or in cloud environments.

“This portfolio allows customers to focus on applications and business initiatives, rather than the management of their underlying infrastructure,” Google Cloud's Sachin Gupta said.

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.

“Tanzu is the future of VMware,” Ajay Patel said during VMworld 2021, where the vendor announced expansions to its Tanzu portfolio.

VMware and Nvidia partnered to deploy AI workloads on Kubernetes; VMware boosted cloud-native security; and Dell extended its cloud partnership with VMware.

“Going forward, multi-cloud is at the center of gravity for everything we do,” Raghu Raghuram said during his opening keynote at VMworld.

“This offer is really built to simplify our customers' multi-cloud world," Dell Technologies SVP Varun Chhabra said.

VMware boosted its cloud-native security capabilities at VMworld with a new API security product and posture management services across Kubernetes clusters.