Equinix is funding a new philanthropic arm of the digital infrastructure company aimed at advancing digital inclusion.

Telefónica and Qualcomm collaborate on XR; Alibaba invests $1 billion for cloud customers; and GTT partners with Caliber Financial Services.

Progress extends coverage for its Chef DevSecOps portfolio to India; Equinix eyes green hydrogen; and Revelo releases a tech talent report.

Comcast stays silent on scope 3 emissions; Turing presents the top 15 requested developer skills; and Intel calls net-zero challenging.

Operational metrics such as electricity consumption, water use, and scope 1 and 2 carbon emissions are steadily decreasing, according to the report.

CEO Kaan Terzioglu believes the initiatives will play a pivotal role in digitalizing the microfinance industry in Pakistan.

Reaching true net-zero emissions will still be "incredibly challenging," Intel EVP and GM of Technology Development Ann Kelleher said.

Twilio announces a restructuring plan; Forrester calls hybrid cloud the norm; and Verizon touts its 5G milestones.

A software bill of materials is "a prerequisite to effective security and certainly not a full solution," CISA's Eric Goldstein said.

Orbital Cloud Access is a new service using SpaceX’s Starlink connectivity and Azure edge devices to enable cloud access anywhere on the planet.

Federal agencies will have to vet third-party IT software deployments; Oracle makes digs at Amazon; and VMware pays $8M in fines.

T-Systems accesses the VMware portfolio; Fortinet sponsors four female athletes; and Dell updates the Apex data storage service.

"The consequences of climate change disproportionately impact historically excluded communities, including those of color," Okta's Alison Colwell said.

The vendor said it wants “all individuals to reach their full potential in large part by supporting women in their professions.”

The National Security Agency announced an algorithm suite, VMware avoided 1.2B metric tons of emissions, and Graphiant comes out of stealth.

Karat reports diversity is a major hiring factor; a marketing leader leaves Cisco; and VMware's ex-cybersecurity head moves to Contrast.

Louisiana will receive over $2M in federal funding; Ciena’s quarter three revenue dropped; and Nutanix plans to slash 4% of its workforce.

The National Cybersecurity Alliance launched a career program focused on mentorship in historically Black colleges and universities.

Cisco developed its Responsible AI Initiative which includes a guidance and oversight committee led by senior executives across the company.

The unified IAM platform has three new governance capabilities — Okta Access Requests, Okta Access Certifications, and enhanced governance reports.

The newly certified platform enables customers to “further simplify branch WAN edge infrastructure,” Aruba's Derek Granath said.

“It is not just what our semiconductor technology can do that matters, but also how we develop and deliver it,” stated AMD executive Susan Moore.

Zscaler Chief Compliance Officer Stephen Kovac said the authorization is “considered to be the crème de la crème of FedRAMP.”

Advanced developers can use its WebAR software development kit for more sophisticated tracking using popular 3D frameworks.