“It’s not fully baked,” IDC analyst Daryl Schoolar said. “I think they’re very open to taking it wherever it will go.”

The partnership comes amid several high-profile customer wins for Kyndryl including RSA, BWM, and Raytheon Technologies.

Zscaler extended its zero-trust security to public cloud workloads; Intel Labs established a new research center; and Liqid raised $100M.

The vendor's latest cellular gateway, the FortiExtender 212F, features dual modems for added redundancy in high-availability deployments.

Disaggregated, composable, and flexible architectures can help increase data centers' utilization rate, Liqid CEO Sumit Puri said.

The research center aims to develop new optical interfaces which offer higher bandwidth and lower power consumption than traditional electrical interconnects.

The new cloud-delivered service extends Zscaler’s secure internet and web gateway and its private app segmentation service to public cloud workloads.

Aruba launched its EdgeConnect Microbranch platform; automation doubles the performance of SecOps programs; and Aryaka unveiled its SASE platform.

Does this first wave of open RAN for 5G necessitate a joint venture or an outright merger or acquisition involving Dish and Rakuten?

The vendor's SASE platform builds on the acquisition of German security vendor Secucloud and utilizes Aryaka's new layer 3 core network.

Organizations that claimed to have mature implementations of zero trust and SASE were 35% more likely to report strong security operations.

Unlike competing home security and networking appliances from rival vendors, Aruba's appliance doesn't replace employee network gear.

If approved as an incubating project, the Kubernetes-based serverless project could find itself on a path to wider industry adoption.

"It seems appropriate that as we were getting people moving from Palo Alto [Networks], that the appropriate place for them to move was Oahu," Cloudflare CEO Matthew Prince said.

The managed WAN service has already garnered support from leading SD-WAN vendors: Cisco, VMware, Palo Alto Networks, and Aruba.

Aqua Security acquired Argon; DevSecOps might finally take off; and Dish touted its repeatedly delayed wireless 5G deployment at AWS re:Invent.

"Some say we are the AWS of wireless,” Dish Network EVP Marc Rouanne boasted at the event.

Other than Aqua, only Palo Alto Networks can secure all components of the application, Aqua CEO Dror Davidoff said.

AWS' CEO underlined the opportunity that awaits the cloud in every industry; AWS detailed its Graviton3 chips and a private 5G service at re:Invent.

The cyber vault is independently configured, operated, and self-managed. “That provides a reduction in the attack surface when it comes to ransomware attacks," Dell's Rob Emsley said.

“There's currently nothing like AWS Private 5G out there — a one-stop shop to manage a private cellular network that lets you start small and scale up as you

The announcements build on former AWS CEO Andy Jassy's year-ago promise that Amazon Web Services' future would be built in silicon.

"There's no industry that hasn't been touched, and no business that can't be radically disrupted,” AWS CEO Adam Selipsky boasted.

The partnership comes as GTT Communications, confronted by a mountain of long-term debt, files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.