Legal battle to decide if networking giant can be sued for aiding and abetting international law violations outside the U.S.

Lawmakers look to tie open source development with digital sovereignty and competitiveness concerns

Digital iron curtain descends in revival of tactics last seen during the deadly 2019 Bloody Aban protests

Founded by former Google staff, the startup’s tech is set to augment CrowdStrike’s Falcon platform with dynamic authorization capabilities

Next-gen Rubin platform will see DPUs help control all network I/O to and from the compute node

Notorious China-backed hacking group infiltrated email accounts used by House committee staffers

First memory chips. Then lasers. Now, copper looks to be the next commodity to pose ‘systemic risk’ to the digital infrastructure space

CES 2026 showcase sees vendor join the growing rush to market with next-generation network processors years ahead of the standard's finalization

Offering targets hypervisor users seeking ultra-low RPOs and RTOs

Acquisition will fuel Wifinity's next phase of expansion into adjacent markets

CES showcase sees Lenovo offer pay-as-you-go access to AI inference infrastructure

Purpose-built private network connects IoT sensors and autonomous vehicles

An apparent industry first, Viavi’s all-in-one offering aims to help operators analyze and monitor HCF project investments

Second acquisition in a month would see PCIe and CXL switch expert follow Celestial AI

Giant’s CES 2026 showcase sees BlueField reinvent storage while Rubin marches toward production

Acquisition gives Exa access to some major links, including AEC-3

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AMD picks up ZT Systems, and Arm’s Celestial deal sees it enter the world of networking

Datadog has its day, and Dell on the up

Offering verifies network and accelerator integrity and can spin up validated clusters “in minutes'

AWS doubles down on custom silicon and the looming memory crisis to come

Japanese giant joins effort building an open, interoperable Ethernet architecture for next-gen workloads

Yet another software firm joins Nvidia, though Linux tool will remain open source, chip giant confirms

Dell dominates both markets, but only one side is throwing a party