The National Security Agency announced an algorithm suite, VMware avoided 1.2B metric tons of emissions, and Graphiant comes out of stealth.

Code42 and Nullafi collab to combat insider risks; former CISA director's cybersecurity landscape expectations; and Gartner on emerging tech.

Google Cloud expands cloud regions; T-Mobile cashes in on its 5G network; and Cybereason launches a mobile app.

By 2030, e-waste is expected to total 74 million metrics tons globally, according to The Global E-waste Monitor 2020.

The U.S. government targets the cyber talent gap; Google makes moves in Mexico; and Kyndryl helps organizations recover from cyber incidents.

Public cloud spending will near $500 billion; Gartner predicts global IT spend trends; and Goldman Sachs invested $125 million in Fortress.

Market leader Alibaba holds the top spot with 37% market share, though that's a decrease from its share of the market in 2020.

Campus switch vendors see artificial intelligence as an opportunity to differentiate themselves, Dell’Oro Group's Sameh Boujelbene said.

Although the leaderboard hasn't changed much in recent years, "the battle for market share is getting more interesting," SRG's John Dinsdale says.

IDC forecasts security product revenue will hit $77.8 billion this year, up from $67.7 billion in 2021.

“HPE GreenLake allows us to pay for what we use so we can accurately match our costs to revenue,” NTT's Hidenori Kigami said.

Akamai bought Guardicore for $600 million; Snyk's Series F funding bumped the company's valuation to $8.5 billion; and F5 acquired Threat Stack.

“We’re now entering the second wave of digital transformation, which is the transformation of OT,” Wind River CEO Kevin Dallas said.

Cisco’s share over the last four years has been hovering around 55%, but it sees rising competition from Arista, Extreme, HPE, and Juniper, Dell’Oro's Sameh Boujelbene said.

“The reality is that operators are at a crossroads,” IBM CEO Arvind Krishna said.

“These are some of the requirements we're getting from enterprises as far as what would make this more useful: mass migration and more migration,” Red Hat's James Labocki said.

VMware's zero-carbon cloud plan takes off with Microsoft and IBM; Sophos makes the EDR to XDR leap; and IBM adds zero trust and SASE with Zscaler.

“We really believe that the edge is the next frontier for digital transformation for organizations around the world,” Dell Technologies' Varun Chhabra said.

CEO Arvind Krishna noted a strong boost from the Americas and parts of Asia that aligned with a broader economic recovery tied to the roll out of COVID-19 vaccines.

Microsoft suffers a zero-day attack; Arista gives SOCs an AI analyst; VMware ties its SD-WAN into Azure's public cloud.

“Obviously we work in a much more distributed environment," HPE CEO Antonio Neri said. "That's why we believe our Aruba business is a digital transformation engine for our customers."

The “multi-year, multi-million-dollar investment” from both entities will include launching a VMware Cloud Migration Factory to automate the migration of computing workloads to a cloud environment.

VMware denied a link to the SolarWinds cyberattack; Oracle and Cybereason combine their cloud and security products; and Microsoft is reportedly developing custom silicon for its Azure cloud.

“We have an approach that looks at the technology as a general-purpose technology for massive digital transformation, especially in the enterprise,” Verizon's Nicki Palmer said.