Juniper updated its AI portfolio; Palo Alto Networks launched Prisma SASE; and Nokia restarted its technical contribution to the O-RAN Alliance.

SASE is a point of confusion for some IT decision-makers; adopting zero trust is a major way to avoid paying ransoms; and Comcast Business acquired Masergy.

Comcast Business acquired Masergy; Cribl raised $200M during its Series C funding round; and Databricks raised $1.6B in funding.

Ransomware requires a layered security approach; Nokia will supply U.S. Cellular with 5G; and Palo Alto Networks rolled out Okyo Garde.

Serverless computing is "one more piece of the puzzle, not a replacement for everything that's come before it,” DigitalOcean's Jake Levirne said.

Fortinet pledges to train a million cybersecurity professionals; Dell launches ransomware recovery software; and Cisco SD-WAN is compatible with Equinix's data centers.

Intel dedicated capacity at its Ireland foundry to manufacture automotive silicon; Red Hat joined OS-Climate; and Nokia froze its O-RAN Alliance activities.

Red Hat joined OS-Climate, a non-profit backed by the Linux Foundation developing a data commons for financial institutions to integrate climate change into risk management.

Snyk's CEO offers insight on the cybersecurity skills shortage; endpoint security tech is moving toward EDR; and AT&T targets 1 gigaton CO2e emissions cut.

The Connected Climate Initiative promotes clean technology and AT&T’s connectivity services to help customers and partners avoid a gigaton of CO2e emissions by 2035.

Arctic Wolf promoted Nick Schneider to CEO; HPE CTO Kumar Sreekanti is leaving his position; and Exabeam appointed a new COO.

Ciena will acquire AT&T’s Vyatta virtual routing and switching technology; HPE's Aruba grew 27% year over year; and Microsoft hired Charlie Bell.

Verizon activated its private, on-premise MEC service with Microsoft Azure; 91% of Nutanix’s Q4 sales were from software subscriptions; and Intel embraces chiplet architecture.

Analysts say Adtran's ADVA acquisition doesn't threaten larger competitors; Wind River targets the machine economy; and Juniper Networks plans to integrate its RAN with Intel's FlexRAN platform.

Cisco invests in hybrid work technologies; Cisco's Q2 software sales topped $4B; and campus switching enters a new era of growth.

Deutsche Telekom will add 1.2M fiber connections before 2022; Docker added a new subscription tier and updated its pricing; and satellite communication latency is decreasing.

Docker Inc.’s new business subscription “has that extra layer of enterprise expectations for management and security and compliance that doesn't get in the way of a developer,” the vendor's

Synopsys uses AI to design faster chips using fewer resources; Forrester said Zscaler has the largest ZTNA market presence; and Cradlepoint added 5G modems to its routers.

Verizon has allocated $994 million of net proceeds from its second green bond toward virtual power purchase agreements for renewable energy projects.

Microsoft will spend $20B over five years on security products; AT&T's 5G network runs on Cisco IoT devices; and Samsung plans to spend $205B on semiconductor manufacturing.

An ABI Research report concluded operators' private networks opportunity is closing; Cribl raised $200M in Series C funding; and IBM expanded its SASE partnership with Zscaler.

Chip Childers left the Cloud Foundry Foundation; Palo Alto Networks reported its Q4 earnings; and Arista updated its routing portfolio.

The Cloud Foundry community “has reached a point where it is largely self-managing, so there will not be an executive director in the near term," Chip Childers wrote of

Oracle released a multi-cloud container management platform; Intel rolled out infrastructure processing units; and AT&T is rumored to be the latest telecom victim of cybercrime.