The operator declined to say how many customers are using the AWS-equipped public edge variant for consumer applications.

The integration of 128 Technology positions Juniper to compete more aggressively against rivals Cisco, Aruba, and Extreme.

Fresh new CPUs and GPUs, lightning-fast networking, and a bevy of long-anticipated standards. This is the tech we've got our eyes on in 2022.

Cloudflare CEO digs Palo Alto Networks with its firewall; HPE touts its HPC prowess; and Puppet named Gene Hall as CMO.

Adding three new members will expand the alliance’s telemetry sources across cloud (Cloudflare), IoT (Armis), and network (ThreatWarrior), CrowdStrike says.

Nvidia claims its DPUs are faster than rival Fungible, which claimed a $10 million IOPS record last month.

Cnvrg extended support for Intel’s Habana Gaudi AI accelerators; Rubrik partnered with Microsoft; and Deutsche Telekom rolled out 5G on Kubernetes.

The company claims the integration will promote development on the chipmaker's Habana Gaudi training processors, especially in hybrid-cloud environments.

“Security and observability are coming together,” said Cisco Chief Strategy Officer Liz Centoni, using AppDynamics as an example.

Amazon launched AWS Cloud WAN; Juniper plans to expand its cloud-based AI services; and SDxCentral recalls November’s top executive moves.

Hewlett Packard Enterprise’s high-performance computing investments are paying off; Amazon Web Services announced AWS IoT TwinMaker at re:Invent.

Open RAN isn't as widely supported as it seems; neuromorphic computing could help speed up AI; and AWS adds XDR capabilities to Amazon Inspector.

The foundry will manufacture products targeting mobile, 5G, high-performance compute, and artificial intelligence applications.

The vendor today revealed a trio of software-as-a-service offerings targeting a SaaS addressable market of a cumulative $3.1 billion through 2025.

The initiative is one of many striving to open and disaggregate network infrastructure, interfaces, and equipment that power wireless networks.

Ericsson’s offering is based on some open RAN specifications, but it’s not exclusive to open RAN architecture, Ericsson VP Santiago Rodriguez said.

Open RAN isn’t an alternative to Chinese equipment; software frameworks are critical as AI becomes a do-or-die phenomenon; and Netography raised $45 million in Series A funding.

CEO Martin Roesch named Vectra AI, Darktrace, and ExtraHop as Netography’s competitors.

Solo.io raised $135 million to reach unicorn status; Cisco acquired replex to bolster its observability platform; and Rakuten Mobile acquired Estmob.

Gartner named the top firewall providers; Verizon and AT&T delayed the launch of 5G on C-band spectrum; and AMD released its Milan-X CPUs and Instinct MI200 AI accelerators.

The partnerships seek to automate 5G network segmentation and security functionality using a combination of IBM, Cisco, and Palo Alto Networks technologies.

“The key differentiator from other supplier RICs is ONF’s open, vendor-neutral framework which is driven by operator use cases,” Deutsche Telekom SVP Alex Jinsung Choi said.

The funding will help the chipmaker meet demand for its Hailo 8 processors and support the development of a new generation of AI products, Hailo CEO Orr Danon said.

Automation and hybrid cloud infrastructure are no longer a choice, but a necessity, Bharti Airtel CTO Randeep Sekhon said at Red Hat’s Open5G event.