The simplified portfolio boils down to five core areas: cloud infrastructure, management, storage, database, and desktop services, SVP Thomas Cornely said.

The CEOs at Vodafone, Telefónica, Deutsche Telekom, and Orange claim "the current situation is simply not sustainable."

“AT&T is investing in renewable energy because it is good for the planet and good for our business,” Global Infrastructure VP Joe Taylor said.

Network access control has been a constant thorn in Juniper's side. The WiteSand acquisition remedies that, Juniper's Jeff Aaron says.

Google Cloud landed a contract with the U.S. DoD; Intel is betting big on RISC-V; and HPE Aruba touts its earlier start on NaaS than rival Cisco.

Microsoft joined the Carbon Call; AMD plans to close its Xilinx acquisition next week; and the O-RAN Alliance’s power structure is misaligned with its goals.

AMD plans to celebrate the $35 billion acquisition of Xilinx with a Valentine's Day close.

The partnership targets Office 365 and Microsoft Teams application performance and path selection.

TSMC CEO expects chip capacity will be tight in 2022; NetFoundry CEO warns SASE isn't enough; and Orange named Christel Heydemann as CEO.

Lacework extended its Polygraph platform; Cisco released new routing platforms; and we need to talk about mental health in cybersecurity.

"Now you have Silicon One covering the three big, major markets: enterprise, service provider, and web scale,” Cisco's Rakesh Chopra said.

“We timed our investment in bringing to market the most advanced 400 Gb/s platforms at the right time," Pluribus CMO Mike Capuano claims.

“Edge deployments are much, much further along than anybody possibly thought,” AT&T's Theresa Lanowitz said.

“We intend to move all of our products with cloud-delivered value and subscription, SaaS offering” in 2022, VMware CEO Raghu Raghuram said.

Cisco's P100 routing ASICs are 33% less performant compared to Juniper's new Express 5 silicon, Juniper Networks VP Brendan Gibbs claims.

The future of Intel’s Ohio fab expansion is tied to the CHIPs Act; environmental talk is cheap without data to back it up; Arctic Wolf hunts down more funding.

Verizon expects the renewable energy projects funded by its 20 purchase agreements will prevent more than 4.8 million metric tons of CO2 emissions annually.

Intel plans to spend $20 billion on two new fabs; the data center switch market will grow by double digits in 2022; and 5G cores remain incredibly rare.

Dell’Oro Group's Sameh Boujelbene predicts 200 Gb/s and 400 Gb/s ports will more than double in 2022.

Intel plans to invest $100 billion on as many as eight fabs on the Ohio site over the next decade.

The EU aims to control 20% of global semiconductor capacity by 2030, and EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has a plan to make it happen.

COVID-19 has fundamentally changed the WAN; Arctic Wolf plans to IPO this year; and Equinix is developing new data center sustainability tech.

The facility's main areas of focus are direct-to-chip cooling, clean hydrogen fuel cell power, and energy efficiency in data center environments.

“We believe a hybrid multi-cloud IT operating model is the best one to go with because one size of cloud doesn't fit all.” Nutanix SVP Monica Kumar said.