Silver Peak SD-WAN gained a boost from Aruba's ClearPass; T-Mobile touted a 5G lead; and a Cisco VPN bug avoided capture.

The quarterly report seeks to identify the 10 most significant SD-WAN service providers and rank them based on a 30-criteria evaluation.

While Cisco says it isn’t aware of any instances in which attackers have exploited the vulnerability, a proof-of-concept exploit code is available.

Arista took aim at Cisco; Cato SASE update silenced alarms; and Intel won its first open RAN deal with Dish.

Cisco has long dominated the campus networking market, and Arista’s been gunning for its rival since it entered campus switching.

The new switches feature 100 Gb/s uplinks designed to satiate the increased bandwidth demands of WiFi 6 access points and IoT devices.

“America is doing very well on 5G. People are always way too pessimistic, how we’re losing to China and this and that. It’s not true," economic advisor Larry Kudlow

The Compact Core, which Samsung plans to release before the end of the year, effectively acts as a miniature standalone core for private enterprise or campus networks.

The IoT managed services platform taps into Cisco’s ability to provide near real-time visibility of all devices on an enterprise’s network.

The mobile network infection rate peaked in February and March with infected devices increasing by almost 30% as attackers launched COVID-19-themed campaigns.

The operator’s mid-band 5G network, which it began deploying in April, currently reaches more than 200 U.S. cities and towns.

Juniper paid $450 million to buy 128 Technology; A closer look into Trump and Biden's tech policies; and OpenStack Foundation rebranded.

The $450 million deal will boost Juniper's Mist networking portfolio and mirrors Aruba's $925 million acquisition of Silver Peak announced in July.

Vodafone plans to reuse, resell, or recycle 100% of its network waste by 2025, offsetting the world’s fastest-growing waste stream: e-waste.

The newly named Open Infrastructure Foundation is focused on driving open source projects into production.

Despite the diametrically opposed ways in which Trump and Biden carry themselves, the pair of septuagenarians share a remarkably similar view of policy that impacts technology.

Verizon announced its multi-flavored 5G SDN; GTT sold its $2.15B infrastructure biz; and AMD boosted Microsoft Azure Data Explorer.

The operator is using carrier aggregation on its millimeter-wave spectrum and dynamic spectrum sharing to put its low-band spectrum in play for a “nationwide” 5G footprint.

In the future, Telefónica may use the platform to support additional security and networking services as well as large-scale multi-tenancy.

Verizon was the only mobile operator featured in the pre-recorded presentation, earning both implied and implicit praise from Apple for its burgeoning 5G Ultra Wideband network.

Ericsson, Nokia, Samsung, Cisco, Ciena, Adtran, CommScope, Mavenir, Infinera, and Juniper are all expected to benefit from Huawei's displacement.

Internet2 will deploy Cisco’s 8200 series routers that use Cisco Silicon One ASICs in 48 U.S. locations.

HPE claimed to have the most secure server; Intel won DoD contract; and Europe’s four largest operators trumpeted open network gateways.

HPE started shipping its ProLiant DL380T server to U.S. customers through the secure supply chain initiative, and it plans to expand to the rest of its portfolio in 2021.