It now supports multi-site disaster recovery designs, which use automation to help enterprises more quickly recover from the simultaneous failure of two or more data centers.

Fortinet Q1 earnings remained strong amidst pandemic; Microsoft eyed a $170M security buy; and T-Mobile US forecasted a $667M COVID-19 hit.

T-Mobile US expanded its 5G network running on 600 MHz spectrum by activating 1,600 sites during the quarter and an additional 1,000 sites in April.

“Our ability to directly manage our supply chain and shipping logistics allowed us to quickly adjust to the current dynamic environment,” CEO Ken Xie said.

In addition to reporting earnings, the company also announced a new switch abstraction interface product for customers deploying SONiC software on Arista’s switching platform.

The bulk of these employees (1,434) work at Nutanix’s headquarters in San Jose, California. Another 11 are in San Francisco, 12 in San Mateo, and eight in Redding.

Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos said that the company will spend $4 billion or more — all of its expected Q2 profit — on COVID-19 related costs.

Juniper's supply-constrained earnings resulted in flat revenues of $998 million during the first quarter of 2020.

While the global pandemic hit Google’s advertising revenue hard, it may have boosted sales in some other areas including Google Cloud and G-Suite.

AT&T selected Stankey as new CEO; Verizon claimed its 5G is COVID-19 proof; and Intel posted strong Q1 earnings, warned of Q2 headwinds.

Despite pandemic related challenges, Intel reported revenues of $19.8 billion for the quarter, up 23% year over year, exceeding expectations by more than $800 million.

The move comes on the heels of AT&T’s most recent quarterly earnings release that was dominated by uncertainty tied to the ongoing COVID-19 virus outbreak.

“AT&T’s been through a lot of other crises before and each time you’ve seen us emerge in a stronger position and I’m confident we’ll do it again with this

Cisco, Google drove SD-WAN to the cloud; Commvault sued competitors Cohesity and Rubrik; and IBM reported a hard hit from pandemic in earnings report.

IBM CEO Arvind Krishna told financial analysts that “in the last few weeks we faced a shift in client priorities toward the preservation of capital.”

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.