It expects "sizing our operations to economic activity" along with its ongoing business execution will provide it with the necessary operating cash.

As chipmakers scramble to limit the effect of COVID-19 on supply chains, IDC analysts reported an 80% likelihood the semiconductor market would contract in 2020.

In an SEC filing, VMware said COVID-19 posed a risk to its “business operations, financial performance, results of operations, and stock price.”

There remains "considerable uncertainty" as to how measures taken by world governments to control the spread of COVID-19 could affect Intel's operations.

Nutanix updated its object storage platform to bring “simplicity” and “performance” to big data and analytics applications and unstructured data management.

“Oracle inaccurately reported during its Q3 earnings call that DTCC was migrating a ‘multi-terabyte data warehouse’” from AWS to Oracle’s cloud, a DTCC spokesperson said.

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

The company began to lose momentum coming out of its latest fiscal year in which it made 10 acquisitions.

Palo Alto Network’s product announcement coincided with its quarterly earnings report, which fell short of Wall Street’s expectations and sent its stock plunging.

The vendor actually posted stronger-than-expected earnings for its latest fiscal quarter, but its cautious outlook spooked investors.

While substantial, the investment pledge is down from the $13 billion Google invested in the space last year.

U.S. Cellular is increasing capex spending in 2020 to a range of $850 million to $950 million, representing a year-over-year jump of 19.7% to 33.8%.

The layoffs, which will affect between 128 and 1,100 Intel employees around the world, come after a record quarter for the chipmaker.

Meanwhile, Arista’s Q4 revenue declined, and took a big hit from cloud and service providers sales.

Double-digit declines in service provider sales continue to plague Cisco earnings. The vendor reported an 11% drop in service provider revenue in the second quarter of its fiscal 2020.

The operators’ quest to merge, which began almost 22 months ago, has been held up by a group of state attorneys general that filed a lawsuit in a bid

The trio of carriers ended 2019 with almost 4.7 million 5G subscribers and shared some details about new services coming to the fore.

Fortinet celebrated a strong Q4 by announcing a partnership with colocation provider Equinix and launching its smallest SD-WAN appliance.

Irrespective of the merger’s outcome, the final quarter of 2019 was arguably its most consequential yet.

Nokia's earnings flatline; Verizon called Huawei lawsuit a ‘PR stunt’; and Cisco liked Facebook's Wi-Fi Partner Program.

“We have faced challenges in mobile access and in cash generation,” Nokia President and CEO Rajeev Suri said.

Big Blue’s executive shake-up and $34B Red Hat acquisition show an interest in change, but can it follow through?

This is significant because Alphabet has long ignored investors’ pleas to report Google Cloud earnings as a separate line item.

Amazon’s public cloud grew 34% compared to last year. Analysts had expected about 30% growth from AWS during the quarter.