The new agreement will see Videotron add Aruba’s SD-branch platform and its 9000 Series Gateways to support the operator’s high-speed internet service.

Rakuten claims its Rakuten Communications Platform reduces capex for mobile operators by 40% and opex by 30%.

Shentel is aiming Meraki's managed wireless, switching, and routing capabilities at small to midsize business customers.

The deal expands Equinix’s data center footprint to a new country, and it’s a strategic move for the interconnection giant.

The launch represents the culmination of more than a year and a half of work, said SonicWall's Dmitriy Ayrapetov.

Verizon re-ups its cloud contract with Synchronoss, Dish is standing firm on its 5G plans, and Windstream picked Ciena to expand its fiber network.

The nexus of cloud, edge, 5G, and analytics is driving the move to digital and helping CIOs understand the opportunity, Gartner analyst Sid Nag said.

The new network will connect Windstream’s tier one, two, and three markets to major U.S. data centers, cable landing stations, and cross-border gateways.

“This is an execution risk company right now,” Dish co-founder and Chairman Charlie Ergen said during the company's earnings call.

Verizon and Amazon bridge to the edge; McAfee forecasts deep fakes and zombies, and T-Mobile made some big claims.

T-Mobile’s 5G network footprint is now “roughly double AT&T’s and exponentially higher than Verizon,” CEO Mike Sievert said.

The security and SD-WAN vendor once again shrugged off the economic effects of COVID-19 to post double-digit revenue growth in Q2.

The launch comes just weeks after Google made a controversial hosting decision for its Istio service mesh platform.

Verizon 5G Edge with AWS Wavelength is live; Cisco Duo wants to kill passwords; and VMware says destructive cyberattacks are growing.

Verizon plans to have edge compute availability in 10 markets by the end of the year.

The managed service provider aims to fortify customer's WAN from increasingly sophisticated security threats.

Politics routinely bubble up around open RAN discussions and muddy the technological benefits of open, disaggregated, software-driven networks.

VMware, Intel formalized an open vRAN plan; AT&T Cybersecurity rebuked ransoms; and NTT partnered up with Cisco for managed SD-WAN.

CEO Jayshree Ullal explained that supply chain constraints tied to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic dragged on revenues during the quarter.

NTT aims to help enterprises adapt to a changing environment in which applications have left the corporate data center and ascended to the cloud.

The goal is to build a repeatable platform that will foster a healthier ecosystem for virtualized and open radio access networks

“The amount of ransomware campaigns right now is just unbelievable,” said AT&T Cybersecurity’s Jaime Blasco. “And two trends are enabling this.”

Arm-based uCPE lowers costs, improves energy efficiency, and accelerates networking performance, said Arm's Eddie Ramirez.

T-Mobile sparked the first standalone 5G network; IBM, VMware hunted open source bugs; and Intel has fumbled its chips, can it recover?