Nearly $200 million has been raised by a trio of security companies this week and it’s only Tuesday.

The company seemed to be on the verge of a turnaround with its enterprise security business, but that came crashing down this week amid disappointing Q4 earnings, plunging stock

The vendor posts a surprise first-quarter 2019 loss, but CEO Rajeev Suri says a weak Q1 was expected and maintains guidance for the full year.

As part of the settlement, Apple agreed to pay Qualcomm an undisclosed amount and inked a six-year license deal with Qualcomm.

If the proposed merger with T-Mobile fails and SoftBank doesn’t invest further in Sprint, the outlook is grim.

5G is not expected to positively impact operator revenues for at least three years, according to a new report from Dell'Oro Group.

T-Mobile US has been pushing for the merger to close within the first half of 2019, but that deadline is looking less likely by the day.

Within a span of 24 hours, Ericsson and Nokia both claimed to have 16 commercial 5G deals with publicly named service providers.

The CEO said that the issue for European operators in banning Huawei has less to do with security and everything to do with vendor's lack of interoperability.

The new project, DataProjects.org, will offer coursework for improving data literacy and has a manifesto with values and principles for individuals and companies to implement when using data.

The ability to put core network functions on software so AT&T can control, improve, and upgrade its network remotely is reaping benefits, said CFO John Stephens.

Ciena is also gaining momentum outside of its traditional telecom customer base. More than 35 percent of its revenue during the recently closed quarter came from non-telco customers.

The Finnish carrier is working with Nokia on the fixed wireless network equipment and is looking to start its first customer trials this spring.

Founded by former Yahoo security officer Jeremiah Grossman, WhiteHat takes a DevSecOps approach to protecting applications.

The plan calls for the government to take wireless spectrum from the Defense Department and use a third-party operator to make 5G services available on a wholesale basis.

Suri also stated that in terms of costs, Nokia was “confident” in its ability to compete, and that includes on important features like security.

The executive missives come as some European operators have expressed concern that their 5G plans could be delayed if Huawei is not part of the infrastructure puzzle.

The China-based firm held a commanding lead in global sales over rivals Ericsson, Nokia, and Cisco. Combined, those four vendors controlled 86 percent of the market.

Company CTO Neville Ray explained that the carrier was using just 10 megahertz of its 600 MHz and 700 MHz spectrum resources to support its 4G LTE network.

The Fujitsu components are layered on top of a previous Shaw coax upgrade to provide network speeds in excess of 1 Gb/s.

Seven months after being named Interim CEO, Intel makes it official.

The indictment alleges bank fraud, wire fraud, money laundering, and attempts to circumvent standing sanctions against Iran.

CEO Börje Ekholm trumpeted the fact that Ericsson returned to full-year organic sales growth in 2018 for the first time since 2013.

The Nutanix-VMware battle escalated with a Nutanix blog accusing VMware COO Sanjay Poonen of “bullying” Nutanix customers.