SK Telecom has during the last couple months inked collaborative development deals with Microsoft, Ericsson, Nokia, Samsung, LG, and now Deutsche Telekom.
For the first time IDC expanded its definition of HCI systems, adding a “new breed” called disaggregated hyperconverged infrastructure and saying that NetApp HCI is an example of this.
The China-based vendor has the strongest 5G mobile base station portfolio, according to a new report, as Huawei claims to have built two-thirds of commercially launched 5G networks.
The cloud giant kicked off its inaugural re:Inforce security conference today and announced the general availability of two new services: Control Tower and Security Hub.
5G will facilitate network operators' transition from connectivity service providers to digital service providers, says Phil Twist, vice president of networks marketing at Nokia.
The joint product, which combines AT&T multi-access edge compute services and HPE’s converged edge systems, targets customers in manufacturing, healthcare, and stadiums.
The company's software-defined storage platform is built on AWS, and late last year it partnered with the cloud giant to offer Druva Cloud Platform on AWS Snowball Edge.
“Kubernetes is front and center of the partnership as all of these changes are predicated by the massive developer adoption of Kubernetes,” said Cisco's Kaustubh Das.
SD-WAN capabilities can address networking and security between the branch and clouds or the data center, but it doesn’t necessarily address IoT devices and connections.
HPE’s consumption-based infrastructure and services portfolio, GreenLake, boasts more than $2.8 billion in total contract value and more than 600 customers.
Cloudian is expanding S3-based object storage for VMware shops that want to offer services for backup, archiving, disaster recovery, big data, containers, and software development.
It uses the vendor’s Open5G Platform edge software stack and enables network operators and application providers to plug into the platform and bring applications and services.
Despite the Versa deal, Riverbed plans to continue to offer its SteelConnect platform while leveraging its new partner for “larger scale enterprise deployments.”