Cisco's Stephen Augustus is focused on open source connectivity; Dell updated its VxRail HCI; and Nokia's XDR launch snared telecom operators.

HPE’s edge-as-a-service products grew triple digits year over year and represent “a meaningful contributor to HPE's overall ARR,” CEO Antonio Neri said.

Dell jointly engineers its VxRail products with VMware, and the new VxRail dynamic nodes allow users to independently scale storage and compute.

Nutanix CEO talked layoffs; Cato VP warned of SASE compromises; US carrier CEOs faced the 5G music.

Nutanix CEO talked layoffs and wins against VMware; VMware tapped a technologist as its new CEO; and Palo Alto Networks sees SASE as the future.

“I know that we say no one ever got fired for buying Cisco or IBM, but those days are ending. People are going to get fired for choosing a

Dell Technologies warned of supply chain crunch and VMware turbo charged its multi-cloud push.

“Post spin, we will be the only standalone cloud company that has the necessary strategic partnerships to deliver on a truly customer-centered, multi-cloud vision,” incoming VMware CEO Raghu Raghuram

The first experience on 5G is important, and it’s only going to be good after an operator makes investments across RAN, IP, and the core, Cisco SVP Jonathan Davidson

The startup commercialized the open source Cloud Custodian project to help enterprises manage costs, compliance, and security across multiple clouds.

Data center and gaming revenues continued to drive Nvidia's revenues during the company's first quarter of fiscal 2022.

Will XDR kill SIEM; Extreme copilots AIOps; and Fortinet, Versa taps Google Cloud for SASE networking.

“It's very important that we understand that when we think of data as an ability that we need to think about these interconnected areas and skills because data actually

The SD-WAN vendors are the latest SASE vendors to announce support for Google's Network Connectivity Center.

Oracle's first Arm-based cloud instances powered by Ampere's Altra CPUs are now available starting at a penny per hour.

“This means you can now run your favorite Azure application services on premise, on the edge, or other clouds," Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella said in his Build 2021 keynote.

CrowdStrike and EY fight ransomware; 5G operators slog through multi-cloud complexities; and a chip shortage fix remains years away.

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The security vendor expects its shift to subscription security services will insulate it from semiconductor shortages in future quarters.

"We're confident we will work through this as we have already put in place revised arrangements with several of our key suppliers," Cisco CEO Chuck Robbins said.

Microsoft plans to deploy Ampere's CPUs in Azure to help meet its 2030 carbon neutrality goals.

Also at the RSA Conference, the security vendor published new attack surface data that found global enterprises expose a new, serious security vulnerability every 12 hours.

Rakuten sets open RAN example; White House cyber chief details staggering costs of insecure tech at RSA; AT&T sheds media assets.

That lead could be important as Gartner predicts that cloud-delivered EPP will account for 95% of deployments by the end of 2023.