Cynet finds smaller security teams face greater risks; Oracle targets EU cloud regions; and Microsoft, Cosmo Tech's digital twins collab.

Intel's progressiveness in net-positive water use; Ericcson looks to LEO satellites for 5G connectivity; and Red Hat's leadership shuffles.

The initial launch is around Lumen’s bare metal-as-a-service offering, and includes access to four Lumen services based around on-premises support.

Cisco reiterated plans to integrate its SD-WAN Cloud OnRamp for Multicloud with AWS, which allows enterprises to deploy a secure SD-WAN fabric over an AWS Cloud WAN backbone.

The move is the first major leadership change at Red Hat following its initial integration into IBM.

The managed service is grounded upon technologies from Deloitte's TransientX acquisition.

Amazon, Google's Kubernetes-based container managements; Arctic Wolf emphasizes security for cloud migrations; and Windstream's 400G service.

The vendor's management cited growing demand for 400-gigabit Ethernet services tied to increasing cloud adoption.

Preparing for quantum computing; WAN's rise in zero-trust adoption; and Vodafone collaborates on open radio access network energy consumption.

The group reduced the power consumption of open radio access network infrastructure by 9% and 12% during high and low mobile traffic peak scenarios, respectively.

Telecom's rising commitment to reducing emissions; Trelix on DE&I; and Microsoft's solution to renewable energy supply.

This grid service "is a way for us to unlock the value of the data center," explained Nur Bernhardt, senior energy program manager at Microsoft.

Measuring emissions and energy use in all parts of the network is a foundational step to reducing telecom's environmental impact.

Equinix says cyberattacks is No. 1 threat to business growth; CISA's Post-Quantum Cryptography Initiative; and steps for telecom NaaS success.

“We believe zero trust must extend to the entire network, all the way from email to data centers, and accelerate user and endpoint connections,” Cloudflare CEO Matthew Prince said.

Juniper updated its Cloud Metro plans; data center M&A surges; and ransomware challenges security plans.

“Reliance on legacy technologies worked for years, but as bad actors continue to evolve, our technology must evolve as well,” Titaniam CEO Arti Raman said.

CyrusOne on disaster recovery planning; Telefónica to use blockchain to track sustainability; and Parallel Wireless reportedly cuts staff.

The self-powered towers use vanadium redox battery technology and are charged by a vertical wind turbine that can generate up to 400 kilowatts.

HPE adopts edge to cloud architecture; Samsung continues its 2G support; and Arctic Wolf pushes security inclusiveness.

"Today, we give you one platform, one experience from edge to cloud,” Antonio Neri said.

Google pilots a sustainability program; VMware plusses its vSphere and vSan products; and Intel and HPE debut a liquid cooling solution.

The platform counts more than 1,600 customers and $7 billion in total contract value, which is “so much ahead of all of our competitions,” HPE's Vishal Lall said.

The data center liquid cooling solution boasts energy efficiency increases of up to 30%.