The company is gaining traction across enterprise, service provider, and hyperscale segments, according to Arrcus CEO Shekar Ayyar.

The firm found that 73% of businesses are reconsidering existing digital provider partnerships.

Mandiant talks security trends; AT&T expands edge zones; and Gartner gives the metaverse until 2029 to fully arrive.

“We can get a diverse workforce if we train a diverse workforce,” Cisco's Laura Quintana said.

In a similar vein, Ericsson Canada recently introduced a research partnership to study the potential of AI in lowering 5G networks' energy consumption.

IBM explains the impact of quantum computing; Verizon draws out the path to secure access service edge; and NetWitness talks the talent gap.

Zscaler's latest report found 80% of the surveyed organizations are in the process of adopting zero-trust strategies this year.

Telefónica and Qualcomm collaborate on XR; Alibaba invests $1 billion for cloud customers; and GTT partners with Caliber Financial Services.

Progress extends coverage for its Chef DevSecOps portfolio to India; Equinix eyes green hydrogen; and Revelo releases a tech talent report.

“Latin America was not as well understood or perceived as a hub for high quality tech talent,” Revelo's Lachlan de Crespigny stated.

Comcast stays silent on scope 3 emissions; Turing presents the top 15 requested developer skills; and Intel calls net-zero challenging.

Twilio announces a restructuring plan; Forrester calls hybrid cloud the norm; and Verizon touts its 5G milestones.

Federal agencies will have to vet third-party IT software deployments; Oracle makes digs at Amazon; and VMware pays $8M in fines.

“Remote work and global talent is here to stay,” Jobsity founder and CEO Andres Garzon said.

The vendor said it wants “all individuals to reach their full potential in large part by supporting women in their professions.”

Aurora Solar hits a 10 million milestone; VMware says cloud migration depends on a culture shift; and Illumio tests microsegmentation.

Karat reports diversity is a major hiring factor; a marketing leader leaves Cisco; and VMware's ex-cybersecurity head moves to Contrast.

Louisiana will receive over $2M in federal funding; Ciena’s quarter three revenue dropped; and Nutanix plans to slash 4% of its workforce.

“There is definitely a higher level of engagement from VMware customers ... and they’re more open to discussions with us,” Nutanix CEO Rajiv Ramaswami said.

The National Cybersecurity Alliance launched a career program focused on mentorship in historically Black colleges and universities.

SDxCentral hits VMware Explore; the cleanest data center regions are the most expensive; and Schneider Electric touts its Open Talent Market.

The Open Talent Market has become Schneider's technological “enabler" to giving employees access to explore the totality of the organization.

Data-centric security market predictions; IDC says sustainability leads IT buying decisions; and Huawei forecasts a global economic slowdown.

The survey found 50% of security professionals said unidentified vulnerabilities can still be traced back to developer mistakes 75% of the time.