In its most recent quarter VMware saw hybrid cloud and SaaS representing more than 13% of its total revenue — a 40% increase compared to last year.

Former co-CEO Mark Hurd passed away in October. Safra Catz will take on sole leadership at Oracle.

Amid double-digital growth in 2019, Ciena CEO Gary Smith says Infinera's 600G optics lack the competitive advantages necessary to steal away market share from Ciena.

VMware CEO Pat Gelsinger said he expects Carbon Black combined with VMware’s “security-driven value-add” networking and cloud products to be a $1 billion business this year.

The company picked Credit Suisse and Goldman Sachs to help offload non-strategic infrastructure acquired from Interoute and Hibernia.

Bloomberg reported earlier today that Dell Technologies is considering selling RSA Security for at least $1 billion.

“It’s a very large market, and large markets are red oceans. Red oceans have whales and red oceans are bloody,” CEO Dheeraj Pandey said.

The acquisition will enable customers to secure their applications at scale. Meanwhile, weak Q2 guidance sent the company's stock tumbling.

Service provider revenue dropped 13% year over year in Q1, while Cisco’s enterprise business declined 5%.

CEO Steve Mollenkopf says 5G represents the single biggest opportunity in Qualcomm’s history, and it already has some wind in its sails.

Every important measure of financial performance is down, including active accounts, revenue, net income, and free cash flow.

“We now expect the merger will be permitted to close in early 2020,” CEO John Legere said on an earnings call.

Company management did not provide any revenue details specific to its cloud platform.

AT&T isn’t fully out of the woods, but it has made good progress on its plan to reduce total debt and shed some under-performing businesses, according to analysts.

Growth within the company's enterprise, security and software businesses wasn't enough to offset the decline in service provider revenues.

Cloud giants Amazon and Microsoft reported declining quarterly cloud growth this week. Still, both companies’ clouds continue to boost overall revenue.

Verizon announced a collaborative effort with SAP to deliver edge computing and real-time analytics in 5G, and shared details about its work in Corning's fiber optic cable plant.

That boost was felt in IBM’s Cloud and Cognitive Software business were most of Red Hat’s revenue flowed, which was the only IBM division to show an appreciative growth.

"We are ashamed of our historical performance, but we confront the issues head on and we’re now investing significant resources to strengthen our future compliance program,” CEO Börje Ekholm

The nation’s fifth-largest mobile operator says parts of Iowa and Wisconsin will gain access to 5G on its network in the first quarter of 2020.

Oracle released earnings a day earlier than expected and announced that Co-CEO Mark Hurd is taking a leave of absence from the company for health reasons.

The optical networking heavyweight posted strong Q3 results that beat expectations.

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CEO Dheeraj Pandey said Nutanix signed 58 deals worth more than $1 million during Q4 of fiscal 2019.