AT&T will provide the Department of Transportation with virtual private networking, IP-based voice services, and access to cloud computing and services.
Dell and VMware reached a spinoff deal; Cisco dropped $100 million on clean climate tech; and Druva bagged a $147 million investment, $2 billion valuation.
The private-sector led Ransomware Task Force today issued a report that includes 48 recommendations to combat ransomware, which it says is a $350 million industry.
“Although Prisma Cloud is probably best known for container security, we realize that customers are using a diverse set of form factors for running their cloud-native applications,” Palo Alto
Palo Alto Networks called EDR a "really stupid idea;" IBM hinted at more acquisitions; and VMware rolled SASE, endpoint security into Anywhere Workspace.
Cisco joins South Korea's digital push; FBI hacks computers to kill Exchange web shells; and Vodaphone Germany activates Europe's first 5G standalone network.
“I expect IT companies like Cisco to closely work with public institutions and universities, creating synergy in fostering people-centered digital infrastructure," South Korea’s Prime Minister Sye-Kyun Chung said.
“The companies envision starting with metropolitan areas where they are already well connected, and expanding their joint go-to-market over time,” Lumen's David Shacochis said.
Amazon tapped former VP Selipsky to helm AWS; Nokia slashed more than 2,000 jobs in 2020; and Hewlett Packard Enterprise is expanding its Ireland workforce.
“I think governments need to stop treating spectrum like a piggy bank because it actually is the opposite of what I think most governments are trying to achieve,” Cisco's