Juniper is betting on its acquisitions of Mist, 128 Technologies, NetRounds, and Apstra to turn the company's financials around in 2021.

Meanwhile, Google Cloud posted an operating loss of $974 million during Q1, compared with a $1.73 billion loss a year earlier.

The project has slowed its release cadence to three per year, a “sign of Kubernetes becoming boring/mature,” platform co-developer Joe Beda noted on Twitter.

Despite declining revenues and plummeting net incomes, Intel CFO George Davis expects the chipmaker's fortunes to improve as it moves past COVID-19-related challenges.

"I’m a little skittish. We’re seeing dynamics that are occuring in the global supply chain where unexpected things are popping up," AT&T CEO John Stankey said.

“We have already ordered half of the total network equipment needed from our 5G suppliers to support C-band deployments in 2021,” CEO Hans Vestberg said.

Ericsson eyed potential 5G windfall; latest nation-state attack hit Pulse Secure; and Cisco dropped $100 million on climate tech.

The Swedish company’s radio access network business, which pulled in almost 73% of all sales during the quarter, increased by 3% to $4.3 billion.

Palo Alto Networks called EDR a "really stupid idea;" IBM hinted at more acquisitions; and VMware rolled SASE, endpoint security into Anywhere Workspace.

CEO Arvind Krishna noted a strong boost from the Americas and parts of Asia that aligned with a broader economic recovery tied to the roll out of COVID-19 vaccines.

Company management crowed about the results as positive proof of its push toward the hybrid cloud market.

The telecom industry surged past consumer services, security and investigations, internet, and cryptocurrency as the top target.

Cybercrime cartels know that banks’ nonpublic market information is their most valuable asset, and criminals can use it to facilitate digital insider trading and front running.

McAfee sold its enterprise business for $4 billion; VMware joined the cloud-native app security frenzy; and Orca scored a whale of a Series C.

“The companies envision starting with metropolitan areas where they are already well connected, and expanding their joint go-to-market over time,” Lumen's David Shacochis said.

Amazon tapped former VP Selipsky to helm AWS; Nokia slashed more than 2,000 jobs in 2020; and Hewlett Packard Enterprise is expanding its Ireland workforce.

Oracle's Ellison threw a dig at SAP; CrowdStrike and Trend Micro faced off on XDR; and Cisco revealed its private 5G network vision.

T-Mobile 5G plans zig against AT&T, Verizon zags; Oracle’s Larry Ellison digs at SAP; and Cisco boosts Silicon One switch chips to 25.6 Tb/s.

The Oracle CTO used most of the vendor's latest earnings call to tout its "wins" against rival SAP.

HPE continues to update its GreenLake platform, which is becoming the embodiment of the company’s shift toward a consumption-based cloud portfolio.

About a year ago, STG bought security vendor RSA from Dell Technologies for a little over $2 billion.

AWS' Jassy was tapped to lead Amazon; Biden bolstered open source recruiting coders; and ex Microsoft exec was tapped to lead CloudSphere.

The optical networking vendor's revenues remained soft for a second consecutive quarter but exceeded expectations by more than $6 million.

Cybersecurity practitioners are calling on public companies to disclose the risks they face from cyber threats, including supply-chain security risks like the SolarWinds breach.