Wind River Studio, which provides operators with a platform to develop, deploy, operate, and manage 5G distributed edge clouds, is now commercially available.

Broadcom unveiled an industry first; Palo Alto Networks pumped up Prisma; and AWS forked Elasticsearch.

The vendor's free community edition platform aims to lift the complexity surrounding Kubernetes configurations.

The new features build on the web application security updates the vendor launched with its Prisma Cloud 2.0 release last October.

“We expect this activity to accelerate in 2021 as telcos search for cost savings," MTN Consulting's Matt Walker said.

It’s now on President Joe Biden to manage China sanctions; European operators vow open RAN support; and U.S. 5G coverage hits a milestone.

Thanks to Kubernetes, most people are going to be able to think of GPU acceleration as a fast or efficient button, said Nvidia's Chris Lamb.

Nokia nabbed Google Cloud for cloud-native 5G; Cisco will pay Acacia $4.5B in on-again acquisition; and Tech leaders confronted diversity, inclusion at CES.

Nokia's shift to cloud infrastructure has been swift following the August appointment of its new CEO Pekka Lundmark.

More than half of containers are running as root, which Sysdig's Loris Degioanni identified as “the most alarming finding” from the report.

Intel and Red Hat want to address challenges that operators and enterprises confront in 5G and help develop technology that is more flexible and automated at lower costs.

The cloud-based software added to Mavenir’s portfolio include platforms for webscale deployments, AI and analytics, multi-access edge computing, and digital enablement.

F5 paid $500 million for Volterra; Cisco’s $2.6 billion Acacia deal will head to court; and Red Hat bought Kubernetes security startup StackRox.

The analysts expect cloud computing to pervade 5G networks, including the core, radio access network, and edge, but frames this transition as a years-long effort.

The deal will see Red Hat fold StackRox's security software to its OpenShift Kubernetes platform.

“We’re bullish on gaining market share in a $10-billion-plus [total available market] that’s growing faster than any other segment of the security markets,” Lacework CEO Dan Hubbard said.

ABI Research recently flipped its proverbial crystal ball upside down and refreshingly predicted a series of outcomes that will not occur in 2021.

The world’s leading cloud providers hastened their collective rise in mobile operator’s 5G networks and business models throughout 2020.

Cisco, VMware scooped up Kubernetes startups in 2020; 5G gained and wained in 2020; and IBM, Nokia, and Cisco were among vendors that slashed jobs.

The new capabilities use technology that VMware acquired from Octarine, and they build on VMware’s Cloud Workload Protection that it announced at VMworld.

Cisco, VMware, and SUSE were just some of the big-time vendors that scooped up Kubernetes-focused startups.

VMware’s ravenous appetite for smaller companies continued this year, and we wouldn’t put it past the virtualization giant to ink another deal or two before the ball drops on

The IP-related ban targets China’s SMIC; Dell continues its HCI domination, but HPE gains; and Rancher Labs taps Kubernetes to simplify HCI.

The donation builds on a past commitment and could further smooth over what has been a tense year between the two organizations.