Tom Phelan, a fellow for big data and storage organization at HPE, said the container platform’s bare-metal deployment capability is a “differentiator.”

AT&T works with Palo Alto Networks and Broadcom on a Disaggregated Scalable Firewall; serious Intel vulnerability discovered; and Juniper jumped aboard the SONiC train.

AT&T slashed more jobs; Google targeted telcos with Global Mobile Edge Cloud platform; and Nokia hedged its 5G Chip bets.

SAP revamped org structure, exited 2 board members; Intel slashed jobs despite record quarter; plus the latest headcount hirings, promotions, and staff changes.

Cumulus added open source network automation; Telefónica to lead yet another edge alliance; and Oracle cloud gained Ampere chip.

Results from CNCF's annual survey indicate growing ubiquity of the use of cloud native technologies like Kubernetes, service mesh, and serverless.

Coronavirus canceled more tech events; Equinix paid $335 million for Packet; and Rakuten Mobile dismissed open RAN skeptics.

Nokia CEO walked the plank; VMware's winning streak came to a screeching halt; and Marvell injected new life into its infrastructure chips.

Joint customers will be able utilize Birst's integrated end-to-end platform for building automated data warehouses natively on Snowflake.

SAP revamps organizational structure, exits 2 board members; coronavirus kills MWC Barcelona; and NSA ranks cloud security risks.

Designed to reduce emissions trajectories for mobile, fixed, and data center operators, the SBT initiative is another checkpoint on GSMA’s climate action roadmap.

Pure Storage capped off the year with an update to its flagship FlashArray line hours head of reporting impressive fourth quarter revenue results.

Huawei CSO mocked US security policy; Palo Alto Networks added X factor to $560M Demisto buy; and Fortinet CEO shared key components to next-gen security.

Huawei security concerns ignited RSA panel discussion; Airline exec dished advice to security vendors at RSA; and Google pledged $10B into offices and data centers.

Cisco SD-WAN targeted FedRAMP; Verizon warned of mobile security risks; and the Russians are coming for corporate networks.

Google showed love for Intel’s security transparency; VMware gained an extra boost with cloud security layer; and Nokia’s cloud aspirations soared

It recruited Kontena's leadership and employees that were behind the Pharos Kubernetes distribution and Lens multi-cluster Kubernetes dashboard.

Cisco went all-in on cloud-native security with SecureX; AT&T joined Open Cybersecurity Alliance; and Intel doubled down on on 5G, edge, data center.

The event might not be happening, but that doesn't mean we are going to ignore the big trends we still expect to see in the coming weeks.

Exposures and data breaches due to misconfigurations have become an “alarmingly common” trend according to StackRox’s latest Kubernetes Security Report.

Digital Ocean grabbed a $300M life preserver; Microsoft imported AWS logs for free; and U.S. Cellular began preparation for March 5G launch.

Cisco fused IoT and ML in its Control Center platform; Intel slashed jobs despite a record quarter; and Corning tapped Qualcomm for indoor 5G systems.

Google gobbled up Cornerstone; Blue Planet boosted Ciena's 5G routers; and SentinelOne scored $200M in Series E funding.

Customers can manage hundreds of ROBO locations through Cohesity Helios similar to how they manage their data in the core and public cloud.