“Identity threat detection and response is the missing link in holistic XDR and zero-trust strategies,” SentinelOne COO Nicholas Warner said.

The cloud giant attributed an increase in scope 3 emissions to the global expansion of its data centers and growth in Xbox sales during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Illumio is riding the microsegmentation wave; Cisco and NetApp updated their FlexPod platform; and AT&T led the 2021 carrier capex surge.

The new FlexPod XCS option adds four main pillars of updates on what is now a 10-year collaboration between Cisco and NetApp.

Forrester named Akamai Technologies and Illumio as "leaders" in the microsegmentation space, and Aruba, VMware, and Cisco as “strong performers."

Juniper continues to integrate its Apstra acquisition; Google targets a more granular green approach; and Huawei's CTO dings carrier sustainability motives.

Nvidia coughed up a $1.25 billion breakup fee after abandoning a deal to acquire Arm, but that apparently wasn’t enough to delay massive job losses.

Matching fossil fuel based energy consumption with renewable energy credits on an hourly basis is necessary to move toward global decarbonization of electricity grids.

Apstra grew its customer base by 400% since the acquisition and expanded to over 60 countries, according to Juniper Networks VP Mansour Karam.

SSE is SASE without SD-WAN's baggage; open RAN showed its weaknesses at MWC 2022; and Crowdstrike touts success beyond XDR.

'Our focus will first be on how do we absolutely reduce emissions as much as possible before we incorporate [carbon] offsets,' Cisco’s Mary de Wysocki said

Extended detection and response and cloud security are among the key focus areas for CrowdStrike this year.

Intel acquired Tower Semiconductor for $5.4 billion, and Snyk bought cloud security posture management vendor Fugue.

Arista drove record data center switch sales in 2021; Cisco puts MSPs at the heart of its NaaS push; and Google expects this year to be momentous for cloud-native

Channel partners are at the heart of the network giant's subscription-services push

Cisco solidified its telco infrastructure path; Google is embracing cloud-delivered security; and T-Mobile abandoned tens of thousands of Sprint cell sites.

Telefónica will offer Zscaler's suite of security service edge products as a managed service.

The collaboration will see Orange Business Services deploy Fortinet’s full security and networking stack across its global infrastructure and network backbone.

Intel released memory optimized FPGAs; AT&T takes managed SASE and zero trust to the edge; and Ericsson faces a crisis of trust.

“Together we can make a profound impact in securing the cloud, accelerating the adoption of cloud computing,” Google Cloud CEO Thomas Kurian said.

“Edge has surprisingly strong momentum, despite the perceived risk,” AT&T Business' Theresa Lanowitz said.

ABI ranked VMware top of the 5G cloud-native platform pack; February’s biggest headcount moves; and Intel unpacked a bevy of telco-focused silicon.

Google Cloud's CISO wants to talk about your digital immune system; Ericsson struggles with its history of criminal activity; and Arm appointed Rene Haas as CEO.

Cloud giants like AWS and Microsoft have a lot of catching up to do if they want to overtake incumbent network equipment vendors.