No word on how many employees were laid off.

Salesforce also wants to say “Sayonara” to Oracle software.

Hans Vestberg resurfaces; Meg Whitman resigns; and other movers and shakers of 2017.

Five companies stand out for their strong hyperconverged moves.

The company sees strong container interest, though production workloads continue to lag.

Total cloud revenues grew 44 percent to $1.5 billion.

The company reported triple-digit growth in HCI.

The company’s revenues grew 11% year-over-year in Q3 2018.

"Mobility is the killer app for the multi-cloud world," Pandey said.

Storage revenue was up 5 percent in the quarter, with all-flash arrays growing 16 percent.

Antonio Neri will replace Whitman as CEO.

The company added 2,500 new customers in the quarter.

Nutanix adds to its exec team and board; HPE names CIO to restructure IT.

Juniper realigns workforce; Dell EMC and Nutanix fight for No. 1 HCI spot; Cisco's $1.9B purchase.

Analysts note surprise as the software security firms inconsistent financial performance.

ZTE reports a nine-month net profit growth of 36.58 percent; ZeroStack extends its hardware support to Nutanix hyperconverged infrastructure (HCI) hardware.

The division is on track to top $18B in revenue for the year.

The private-equity firm will purchase Gigamon at a premium of 21 percent.

The company’s revenue was up 3 percent year-on-year.

The timing of switching deployments dampens revenues.

Mobile 5G will not be launched in 2018, but fixed 5G might be.

The company's security revenue jumped 51 percent from the same quarter a year earlier.

Company executives had touted its cloud business as part of its Q2 results.

The launch is a bright spot for Ericsson, which is in the midst of a re-organization.