NTT announced a hybrid-cloud partnership with HPE and Microsoft; Verizon pushed its 5G standalone core to 2022; and a recap of T-Mobile's turbulent 2021.

The networking giant exceeded several diversity and environmental targets by more than a year, according to Cisco's latest report.

NaaS soared in 2021; Nvidia touted a new DPU record; and the last 12 months were plagued with vulnerabilities from SolarWinds to Log4j.

Ethernet adapter revenue is on track to grow 27%; VMware earned its freedom in 2021; and seven managed service providers now offer Fortinet's SD-WAN.

AppsFlyer partnered with Intel to accelerate homomorphic encryption; Microsoft made CDP’s climate A list; and T-Mobile and Verizon shun public clouds.

Receiving an A grade represents a deep understanding of risks associated with climate change and implementation of strategies to address those risks.

Data center Ethernet switch revenue soared 11% year over year; Verizon extended its MEC offering to Google Cloud; and Cybereason launched its XDR platform.

Cisco added support for Alkira’s multi-cloud networking platform; attackers used Log4j to target 44% of corporate networks; and Sysdig raised $350 million.

Rakuten Symphony extends cost transparency only to its customers; the Log4j vulnerability wreaks havoc; and Rockport ditches switches in HPC environments.

Google Cloud's Cloud IDS is now generally available; SDxCentral editors dive into emerging technologies; and Snyk acquired CloudSkiff.

Snyk acquired CloudSkiff; Lacework closed a record-breaking $1.3 billion funding round; and IBM acquired SXiQ.

Cnvrg extended support for Intel’s Habana Gaudi AI accelerators; Rubrik partnered with Microsoft; and Deutsche Telekom rolled out 5G on Kubernetes.

The German network operator claims it's the first global telco to roll out Kubernetes across both its network core and edge sites.

Security and observability are coming together; Kyndryl partnered with Google Cloud; and AT&T and Verizon dismissed AWS Private 5G as a competitive threat.

Zscaler extended its zero-trust security to public cloud workloads; Intel Labs established a new research center; and Liqid raised $100M.

Aruba launched its EdgeConnect Microbranch platform; automation doubles the performance of SecOps programs; and Aryaka unveiled its SASE platform.

Amazon launched AWS Cloud WAN; Juniper plans to expand its cloud-based AI services; and SDxCentral recalls November’s top executive moves.

If approved as an incubating project, the Kubernetes-based serverless project could find itself on a path to wider industry adoption.

Women make up just 25% of the cybersecurity workforce; employers and employees have divergent views on remote work; and Platform9 named Bhaskar Gorti CEO.

Hewlett Packard Enterprise’s high-performance computing investments are paying off; Amazon Web Services announced AWS IoT TwinMaker at re:Invent.

Aqua Security acquired Argon; DevSecOps might finally take off; and Dish touted its repeatedly delayed wireless 5G deployment at AWS re:Invent.

AWS' CEO underlined the opportunity that awaits the cloud in every industry; AWS detailed its Graviton3 chips and a private 5G service at re:Invent.

Kyndryl named Microsoft as its first cloud partner; Juniper Networks CEO challenged Cisco's compatibility with Arista switches; and Palo Alto Networks leads Gartner's firewall magic quadrant.

Trend Micro says it secures 2.5 trillion cloud events daily; Gartner find 18% of organizations use chaos engineering; and Aviatrix dips its toes into the security market.