“It’s been an honor to lead this insurgent company over the past decade,” Nutanix CEO Dheeraj Pandey said.

The security vendor's software and subscription security products helped the vendor overcome flat product billings during the quarter.

“Automation doesn’t mean people will become obsolete, but it does mean a changing workforce,” said Matt Walker of MTN Consulting.

China Mobile has deployed 180,000 5G base stations, followed by about 110,000 by China Telecom and 100,00 by China Unicom.

The vendor will increase its investment in cloud technologies, and it’s also leaning into everything-as-a-service.

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 vendor's stock also surged on better than expected quarterly earnings.

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

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

While the company's revenues were down 14% year over year, Extreme posted promising quarter-over-quarter gains in Q4.

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

Nokia CEO Rajeev Suri explained that the “better-than-expected profitability” showed that the vendor’s ongoing cost rationalization efforts were starting to pay off.

“Year-on-year declines in our advertising revenues from search and network were offset by growth in Google other and Google Cloud revenues,” CFO Ruth Porat said.

As Mist continues to see success in the enterprise market, CEO Rami Rahim suggested that more Juniper services and hardware could get "Mistified."

Intel's next-generation manufacturing process won't reach consumers until late 2022 at the earliest.

“Now that we’re all much more aware of the implication of the pandemic, we have to realize that a cyber pandemic can expand much faster than a biological one,”

The COVID-19 crisis effectively cost the company $2.8 billion in revenue during the quarter.

Nearly all of IBM’s positive financial momentum continues to come from its Red Hat operations.

While sales of legacy equipment are in decline, Ericsson reported a strong demand for its cloud-native and 5G portfolio, including multiple large customer wins on the 5G core.

Despite pushing optical technologies closer to the limit, many vendors are facing financial challenges due to the pandemic.

Revenues during the quarter reached $894 million, up 3.4% year over year, exceeding investor expectations by $4.6 million.

Coronavirus Cleaves SD-WAN Revenue Growth

“COVID-19 makes digital transformation more important — not less,” Gelsinger said. “This is a permanent change. We’re not going back.”

Dell and Nutanix executives say the future of work will be more flexible — and will further blur the lines between work and home life.