COVID-19 postponed Google Cloud Next; SoftIron placed its bets on SONiC; and Telefónica tapped open RAN vendors.

The carrier's network will have 500 base stations covering around 150 “locations” around the country at launch, with plans to expand to all prefectures by June.

Open RAN is gaining momentum and it’s being driven further by collaboration between the Facebook-led TIP and the O-RAN Alliance.

In addition to leading the Series B, Juniper and Cox are also StackPath customers although they use its edge computing platform in different ways.

The company's headquarters in Mountain View, California, are under a "shelter in place" ordinance due to the coronavirus.

The job cuts include nearly 400 Cisco employees and 151 Hitachi Vantara employees.

The OCP-compliant Inspur system includes Nvidia GPUs and enables composability via PCIe fabric-based, composable infrastructure from Liqid.

Nokia has also established a 5G WING lab in Dallas to give operators a testing ground for emerging IoT use cases.

The work is targeted at bridging the gap between VNFs that typically run on virtual machines (VMs) and CNFs that run in containerized environments.

Even when much of the world isn't trying to work remotely, collaborative communication tools can be incredibly challenging to deliver.

Operators bolstering networks against COVID-19; big tech flexes its might in coronavirus fight; and Broadcom pulled 2020 guidance.

The vendor will put the new funding toward accelerating innovation that will drive Kubernetes acceptance to become the compute standard.

For the next 60 days, most operators have agreed to halt service terminations due to unpaid bills, waive any late fees, and open their WiFi hotspots to any person

The world’s largest tech companies are looking to use their technology for ways to accelerate COVID-19 detection and response.

Collaboration and deception are two tools that Manky says should play a prominent role in companies’ security arsenals.

As the coronavirus continues to wreak havoc on financial markets, Broadcom has so far avoided sales declines or supply chain interruptions.

Operators responded to expected network impacts from the Coronavirus; Oracle Cloud surged in Q3; and SD-WAN vendors targeted SMBs.

The vendor has a twofold strategy to address multiple orchestration and enterprise challenges in Kubernetes as telecommunication architectures migrate into the cloud-native space.

With at least 70 SD-WAN vendors on the market, standing out from the pack can be tricky. In an effort to do so, many newer vendors are targeting SMBs.

The operator was the most detailed among the nation’s largest telecom providers in how they are dealing with an expected increase in network traffic.

While other tech companies have blamed COVID-19 for recent revenue declines, citing supply chain disruptions and market uncertainties, Oracle thus far seems immune.

“Vulnerability management, configuration management, patch management — those things should still be top of mind for CISOs,” Splunk’s Monzy Merza said. “[Security] hygiene can be sexy.”

Amazon, Apple convened for COVID-19 response at White House; Microsoft defeated Necurs Botnet; and Hitachi Vantara skimmed Containership’s assets.

And some agreed that despite the SD-WAN's advantages, MPLS wasn't going anywhere.