“I know you're going to do a great job getting Intel revved up again,” Michael Dell told Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger.

CrowdStrike paid $400 million for Humio; Palo Alto Networks dropped $158 million for Bridgecrew; and HPE acquired CloudPhysics.

Unlike Spectre or Meltdown, the side-channel attacks don't rely on previously disclosed exploits and are immune to the current crop of countermeasures.

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

One of the new features uses Ava, Awake’s autonomous security analyst (think: Siri’s security analyst cousin) to automate forensic investigations.

Microsoft pushed Azure Arc to general availability; U.S. Sen. Klobuchar called for big tech regulation; Cisco revealed private 5G network vision.

The new AI supercomputing cluster is based on Nvidia's DGX A100 modular server chassis.

Deutsche Telekom and Ericsson proved that independent energy supply for mobile network sites with solar power is possible.

Google Puts Kubernetes on Autopilot; VMware Squashes Bugs; and Juniper Mists 128 Technology with AI

Rakuten struck a 5G deal with Ligado Networks; Juniper upped its WAN automation game; and a VMware VP spilled SASE tea.

Paragon Automation now serves as the brand name for all of Juniper’s WAN automation products.

Fortinet's CEO staked out SD-WAN domination; T-Mobile put the 5G screws to Verizon, AT&T: and RSA added AI threat hunting to NetWitness.

The VMware Cloud Foundation update adds vSAN Data Persistence support for S3-compatible, Kubernetes-based object-storage via MinIO and Cloudian plugins.

Building on the success of its ExtremeCloud IQ platform, Extreme aims to extend the service to third-party equipment vendors and 5G applications.

“No other single factor is as important as cloud in our software forecast,” Analysys Mason's Larry Goldman wrote.

Fortinet fused AI, XDR; Telefónica, IBM, Red Hat teamed up on hybrid cloud; and Google boosted enterprise zero-trust security.

The RISC-V architecture forms the basis on which EdgeQ is building its programmable 5G modems.

Nokia claims operators can realize cost savings of at least 70% by removing humans from the process of forecasting network performance requirements and detecting issues before they occur.

Thanks to Kubernetes, most people are going to be able to think of GPU acceleration as a fast or efficient button, said Nvidia's Chris Lamb.

ABI Research recently flipped its proverbial crystal ball upside down and refreshingly predicted a series of outcomes that will not occur in 2021.

“We were XDR before XDR was XDR, because we had to pull all the things together in order to enable our own teams to be successful,” Secureworks’ Ed Martin

The South Korean media conglomerate has deployed Juniper's switches, access points, and WAN Assurance offerings to bridge the gap between its two offices.

“Last month alone, Webex had nearly 600 million participants, almost double the number we had in March,” Cisco CEO Chuck Robbins said during his company’s Q1 fiscal 2021 earnings

The cloud giant unveiled new Graviton2-based instances alongside a partnership with Intel's Habana Labs and its own machine learning training chip called Trainium.