Cloudflare One combines the company's zero-trust network access, secure web gateway, and endpoint software into a single SASE platform

Ericsson, Nokia, Samsung, Cisco, Ciena, Adtran, CommScope, Mavenir, Infinera, and Juniper are all expected to benefit from Huawei's displacement.

Nvidia took Arm off SoftBanks’ hands for $40 billion; Accenture bet $3 billion on Cloud First expansion; and Red Hat scored a Samsung 5G deal.

“Kubernetes isn’t necessarily magic dust. You’re not going to reduce your cost with Kubernetes if you don’t manage it correctly," T-Mobile's Thom McCann said.

The Department of Defense's cloud native-focused DevSecOps initiative has about 60 programs including jets, bombers, nuclear systems, and space systems.

The deal would give AMD in-house FPGA technology and boost its prowess in data center and mobile compute where it competes against rival Intel.

Cisco declined to say how many employees will be impacted by the job cuts.

IBM ditched its legacy biz; ABI Research predicted open RAN shipments to surpass $47B by 2028; and Data center spend is set to grow in 2021.

Nokia's call to action pleads to ensure 5G is introduced on the principles of equality, trust, sustainability, and people-first.

Total open RAN radio shipments will surpass $47 billion by 2026, ABI Research predicts.

Cisco powers Internet2 and is working with Verizon to make fans safe; Microsoft's diversity pledge draws Labor Department inquiry; Juniper adds VPN app, access controls.

"It gives organizations a level of ‘arms wrapped around everything’ control, based upon its single source of truth and comprehensive visibility,” explained ESG's Mark Peters.

Pluribus Networks is preparing for deployments on a scale that is largely nonexistent today.

Internet2 will deploy Cisco’s 8200 series routers that use Cisco Silicon One ASICs in 48 U.S. locations.

Most people have no interest in attending crowded events while a highly contagious and potentially fatal disease is spreading.

The companies claim the new network infrastructure will lay a foundation for Equinix to deploy 5G services requiring low latency, high capacity, and automation.

“This is really focused on knowing who and what is on the network,” Juniper Networks’ Kate Adam said.

VMware rolled out a plan to win the XDR market; TIP pitched a bigger open RAN tent; and Veeam paid $150 million for Kasten.

“This is a widespread problem in the cloud,” Palo Alto Network’s Matt Chiodi said.

The vendor’s early bet on Intel chips for its initial series of 5G equipment carried high costs that continue to impact its profit margin and contribute to nagging challenges

VMware rolled out its extended detection and response strategy at VMworld, but it’s been laying the foundation for XDR for more than a year.

“TIP is about the process of changing the system — systemic change," TIP Executive Director Attilio Zani said.

Nvidia eyed data center dominance | VMware hunted zombies and summoned a sustainability second wave; and Supermicro mounted a 5G strategy.

Nvidia's data processing units are based on Mellanox BlueField 2 smartNICs announced in February.