CrowdStrike and EY fight ransomware; 5G operators slog through multi-cloud complexities; and a chip shortage fix remains years away.

One of the more significant moves was the launch of its SUSE Edge platform that targets building and managing cloud-native applications running in edge locations.

Microsoft plans to deploy Ampere's CPUs in Azure to help meet its 2030 carbon neutrality goals.

SecureX debuted at last year’s RSA Conference, and now more than 7,000 businesses use the platform. Cisco executives also teased a “premium version” of SecureX in the future.

TIP rolls out a disaggregated WiFi template; Nokia and Dish target 5G open RAN security; and Cisco boosts its optical networking stack.

OpenWiFi is a fully disaggregated system spanning access point hardware, an open source access point network operating system, and a software development kit for cloud-native apps.

Dell and VMware reached a spinoff deal; Cisco dropped $100 million on clean climate tech; and Druva bagged a $147 million investment, $2 billion valuation.

Analysts conclude that the contract between the public cloud leader and Dish is a major win for AWS as it strives to earn broad business with network operators.

Intel plunked $3.5 billion into New Mexico foundry; Aryaka acquired Secucloud to expand its SASE platform; and Red Hat opened up StackRox community.

While RedHat hasn’t decided which group will ultimately assume governance of the open source project, it sounds like CNCF, which also houses Kubernetes, is a safe bet.

“Today is a proof point of the transformation of that core to a cloud-first, modern operational experience of our storage business,” HPE's Tom Black said.

The Konveyor Project is an overarching platform that includes several components targeted at various migration models focused on re-hosting, re-platforming, or re-factoring legacy applications.

“We’ve got activity going on across the country to actually build out this network,” Dish Network's Stephen Bye said.

Microsoft's cloud revenue stabilized; Huawei's sales took a dive; and Sysdig secured $188 million in new funding.

“Although Prisma Cloud is probably best known for container security, we realize that customers are using a diverse set of form factors for running their cloud-native applications,” Palo Alto

“We could have more than doubled the size of the round simply based on extremely strong investor interest,” Sysdig CEO Suresh Vasudevan said.

VMware tilted into vRAN telco cloud; Red Hat OpenShift got plussed for cloud battle; HPE scored cloud-native storage exclusive.

The vendors has a new open source reference architecture that allows operators and their vendor partners to build cloud-native applications and functions on top of the Kubernetes-based OpenShift.

The newly christened OpenShift Platform Plus now acts as Red Hat's halo self-managed hybrid cloud offering.

The Kubernetes-based storage platform will be fully integrated with HPE’s all-flash and hybrid intelligent data storage servers.

Apple pledged $430 billion for 5G and jobs; Dell tapped Secureworks for managed XDR; and Kubernetes hit a maturity milestone.

The project has slowed its release cadence to three per year, a “sign of Kubernetes becoming boring/mature,” platform co-developer Joe Beda noted on Twitter.

Ericsson eyed potential 5G windfall; latest nation-state attack hit Pulse Secure; and Cisco dropped $100 million on climate tech.

At its core, OCI GoldenGate is a shift from centralized monolithic architectures. “The days are gone when a centralized batch-oriented data hub solved real-world pain points,” Oracle's Jon Pollock