Following the tumultuous purchase of Brocade (that reportedly led to the layoffs of 1,100 employees) and the blocked purchase of Qualcomm — Broadcom seeks to diversify its portfolio with

A complete buyout of VMware by Dell Technologies would have likely sparked an employee and shareholder revolt. But that option may still be on the table.

Under the agreement, Dell Technologies will buy VMware tracking stock. This will allow Dell to go public (again) and pay down its debt.

The cloud storage vendor has blown through more than $300 million in private and public funding since its founding in 2008.

Sherlock, a cloud-based platform-as-a-service, will target IoT use cases and verticals including retail, manufacturing, health care, and oil and gas.

The company saved about $83 million over the first half of fiscal 2018 though its HPE Next cost-cutting initiative.

Following concerns from Senator Marco Rubio (R-Florida) that American companies are not using their repatriated cash to invest in the American worker, we looked into what seven tech companies

Under this scenario Dell would exchange its common stock, privately held by Michael Dell and Silver Lake, for shares of the company’s publicly traded VMware stock.

The company now counts over 5,800 Catalyst 9000 customers, up from 3,100 last quarter.

The mysterious probe isn’t related to a breach or any security concern about its products.

The telecom will cut costs and employees as it attempts to evolve its legacy networks and fend off regulatory impact.

The company said that it is consolidating the number of its offices and letting go of employees that don't have the right skill sets.

Union leaders lash out at CenturyLink's CEO Glen Post, but it's likely the layoffs come from former Level 3 executives who are taking over leadership of the company.

The company also reported more downward guidance for its upcoming fiscal year, but remains optimistic about its product revenue.

Arista reported excellent earnings for its Q1 2018, but Wall Street, with its insatiable appetite, is concerned the company's growth rates are slowing.

The company’s recent transition to a SaaS subscription model proves favorable as it reported an 11 percent increase in revenue year over year, along with several deals in the

Juniper has been quelling concerns about cloud providers' transition from MX to PTX routers. The company now says a lot of that transition is behind it, and the math

Microsoft reported cloud revenues of $6 billion, while AWS reported revenues of $5.4 billion for the quarter.

The combined company will be worth roughly $146 billion. T-Mobile CEO John Legere will lead the new firm and Sprint CEO Marcelo Claure will serve on the board.

The operator said it is on track to launch 5G in a handful of markets later this year but is still cagey about the details. Launch cities remain a

CEO Borje Ekholm’s cost-cutting measures seem to be working. In the first quarter, the company reined in its losses and improved its gross margin.

It’s possible that ARM may be one of the potential investors. Qualcomm and ARM have worked together for years, creating chips for mobile devices.

Riverbed CEO retires; Manoj Leelanivas returns to Juniper; and Microsoft reorganizes.

Oracle will announce more autonomous cloud services over the next few months, said CTO Larry Ellison. These will include autonomous “analytics, mobility, application development, and integration services.”