On the company's Q2 earnings call, Ramaswami touted a “multi-million-dollar, one-year subscription deal” with a top financial services company to provide more than 90,000 virtual desktops.

“CI/CD is evolving from a one-solution-for-all in a homogenous environment to multiple solutions for different operators," Dell'Oro Group's Dave Bolan said.

Fujitsu’s purchase of Marvell silicon will be of particular interest to operators awaiting delivery of its 5G open RAN equipment, like Dish Network.

The order calls for both a 100-day and long-term review of critical supply chains but stops short of enacting the National Defense Authorization Act.

The software-as-a-service platform seeks to identify inefficiencies in the data center and simulate potential remedies.

The basics of GKE Autopilot is that it handles all of the management of cluster infrastructure, the control plane, and nodes that are typical of day-two operations.

The joint initiative will see Siemens apply IBM’s open hybrid cloud approach built on Red Hat OpenShift to extend the deployment flexibility of its IoT software.

The telecommunications provider plans to use Viptela to provide customers with secure access to its Microsoft Azure Cloud Services offering.

The company, which raised $151 million to date, plans to invest in growing its brand visibility and expanding the scope of its multi-cloud networking platform.

Palo Alto Networks CEO Nikesh Arora kicked off his company’s Q2 earnings call by discussing the SolarWinds attack.

"We’re not going to be running in the first city. We’ll be crawling and then hopefully we’ll get up and be walking by the end of the year," Dish's

Shekar Ayyar, who is an EVP and GM for VMware’s Telco and Edge Cloud, is linking with the newly formed AdMY Technologies to invest in telecom, 5G, and edge

Kong raised $171 million through four funding rounds to bolster its universal service mesh, and tripled its valuation to $1.4 billion since its Series C.

The gear features the Swedish vendor’s next-generation custom silicon, which it now calls Ericsson Silicon.

Arista closed a strong Q4; Check Point moved into cloud-native app protection; and IBM, Linux Foundation expanded Call for Code for Racial Justice.

In a memo to Intel staff, Gelsinger called on the company to take the necessary steps to restore the company's leadership position in the semiconductor market.

“You can draw a direct connection to the events in the news and the two solutions we’re unveiling today,” IBM's Ruth Davis said.

Coming out of a turbulent year, Arista is targeting revenues of $630 million to $650 million in the first quarter of 2021.

The new CloudGuard AppSec product, which is based on technology Check Point acquired from ForceNock, uses contextual AI to prevent attacks against cloud apps.

Baffle's tech will give Snowflake users a hold your own key capability to prevent external parties from seeing or decrypting data.

Arista and Microsoft validated optical pluggables; Databricks drove Google Cloud to the data lakehouse; and Cisco and Palo Alto Networks are eyeing an XDR and SASE fusion.

Extended detection and response and secure access service edge were two of the hottest security trends last year, and they don’t show any sign of slowing down in 2021.

The partnership will give Databricks users the ability to bring their data lakes and the service’s analytics capabilities to Google Cloud.

Palo Alto Networks touted its SASE superiority; U.S. chip firms have called for subsidies; and Colt and ADVA tested quantum-secured encryption.