The EPYC refresh comes as AMD scores another victory over rival Intel. Meta this week announced a new, more power-efficient server platform powered by team red’s EPYC 3 processors.

Build applications in the cloud like cattle, not pets, says Aaron Ansari, VP of cloud security at Trend Micro. He also strongly endorses ant relay races.

Under the agreement, Siemens will sell its Ruggedcom networking and security platforms with Palo Alto Networks’ VM-Series firewalls built in.

“​​I challenge Arista’s Cloud Vision to work on Cisco infrastructure or Cisco's ACI to work on Arista switches. It can't be done,” CEO Rami Rahim said.

VMware plans to bring SASE to homes; Amazon Web Services captured 33% of cloud spending during Q3; and the Knative Project plans to release version 1.0 this week.

Dell and VMware execs said everyone wins from the Dell-VMware spin; Cisco found 64% of workers said they’d consider resigning if they couldn’t work remotely; and Aruba tapped DPU

Amazon Web Services captured 33% of cloud spending during Q3, followed by Microsoft Azure at 20%, and Google Cloud at 10%, according to Synergy Research Group.

The war to secure remote workers' homes has a new combatant as VMware joins Palo Alto Networks and Fortinet in battle.

The managed firewall is available to U.S.-based AT&T Business customers that use the carrier’s edge, IoT, private network, or multi-access edge computing services.

Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger promised to put the needs of developers at the center of what Intel does. Something he admits “we haven’t done a great job of recently.”

“We delivered our fifth straight quarter of greater than 50% year-over-year revenue growth,” CEO Lisa Su boasted.

Verizon claims the service addresses many of the challenges faced by enterprises as they transition to remote and hybrid work models.

"It's easy to imply that there's an extra 10% of revenue growth that did not happen due to supply constraints," CFO Ken Miller said.

“We must make an open ecosystem experience compelling, easy, secure, and better,” Pat Gelsinger said.

Cisco released its most powerful routing silicon; Devo raised $250 million; and VMware plans to roll a RIC into its Telco Cloud Platform.

“The Cisco Silicon One P100 is the ultimate routing silicon for high-bandwidth applications,” Cisco's Eyal Dagan boasts.

Deutsche Telekom tapped Cisco and Ciena to improve security; AT&T plans to spin off WarnerMedia; and Arm announced its 5G Solutions Lab.

Supply chain constraints, due in large part to a global semiconductor and substrate shortage, dogged the chipmaker in Q3.

More than three-quarters of European workers consider fast, secure, and reliable broadband connections a necessity, Cisco reports.

The chipmaker has not yet committed to new foundries and continues to call for government subsidies and tax incentives.

Carrier tech executives said more work needs to be done on 5G; Windstream added VMware's SASE to its portfolio; and data center immersion cooling is on the rise.

“We're the first vendor to integrate silicon into the device itself to perform not only Ethernet switch function, but those layer 4-7 functionalities," Aruba's John Gray said.

"From a more dense computing deployment perspective, [immersion cooling] starts to become a necessity,” Dell'Oro analyst Lucas Beran said.

“The key differentiator from other supplier RICs is ONF’s open, vendor-neutral framework which is driven by operator use cases,” Deutsche Telekom SVP Alex Jinsung Choi said.