Cisco's P100 routing ASICs are 33% less performant compared to Juniper's new Express 5 silicon, Juniper Networks VP Brendan Gibbs claims.

The future of Intel’s Ohio fab expansion is tied to the CHIPs Act; environmental talk is cheap without data to back it up; Arctic Wolf hunts down more funding.

Cloud providers like AWS, Google, and Microsoft all tout lofty sustainability talk. But talk is cheap without data to back it up, analyst Ed Anderson said.

Mobile Experts also claims Nokia’s share of the global RAN market surpassed Huawei last year, putting Huawei in the No. 3 position.

Customers don't understand what XDR means but they get SOC, Hunters CEO Uri May claims.

The Amsterdam-based service provider now offers managed SD-WAN, SASE, and cloud security services to more than 190 countries.

The acquisition comes on the heels of Orca’s $550 million extended Series C round, which boosted its valuation to about $1.8 billion.

Intel plans to invest $100 billion on as many as eight fabs on the Ohio site over the next decade.

The EU wants to house 20% of semiconductor production by 2030; Cisco expanded its switching portfolio; and analysts say ESG is the most important macro business trend today.

Measuring and reporting ESG metrics is one of the clearest ways for a company to prove its ESG efforts are more than just a landing page or ad campaign.

The EU aims to control 20% of global semiconductor capacity by 2030, and EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has a plan to make it happen.

COVID-19 has fundamentally changed the WAN; Arctic Wolf plans to IPO this year; and Equinix is developing new data center sustainability tech.

The facility's main areas of focus are direct-to-chip cooling, clean hydrogen fuel cell power, and energy efficiency in data center environments.

The pandemic changed more than how and where we work. It turned enterprise networks on their head, Aryaka's annual State of the WAN report found.

Dell added multi-cloud capabilities to Apex; the combined McAfee Enterprise and FireEye rebranded as Trellix; and government incompetence has hindered mid-band 5G.

STG said it plans to spin off McAfee’s secure access services edge and zero-trust technologies into a separate business later this quarter.

AT&T, Dish Network, and T-Mobile spent $19.3B on 3.45 GHz spectrum; Juniper's 128 Technology buy makes it a better SD-WAN competitor; and 64% of organizations are shifting to multi-cloud.

The partnership marks Juniper Network's first step into the emerging wireless WAN arena.

“We believe a hybrid multi-cloud IT operating model is the best one to go with because one size of cloud doesn't fit all.” Nutanix SVP Monica Kumar said.

Execs called for more investments in open source security at a White House meeting; and IDC named VMware the No. 1 HCI software vendor.

VMware and Nutanix together represent 66.1% of the overall market, according to IDC’s latest Worldwide Converged Systems Tracker.

The summit follows a series of cyberattacks including one targeting Apache’s popular Java logging library that’s used in nearly every enterprise app and cloud service.

“Operators need to verify that the patch they’ve got in hand is safe to install and did indeed come from their vendor,” aDolus CTO Eric Byres said.

The deal addresses a growing demand for managed SD-WAN services among large enterprises, Zayo Group's Brian Lillie said.