News - Networking
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Nokia attempted to downplay the financial hit from the move, noting it would see an approximate $108 million impact on its first-quarter financials. -
Daily Roundup: Aruba CTO Says SSE Needs Better Intrinsic Network Security
Security service edge needs better intrinsic network security; 5G hype hits a phase of uncertainty; and CrowdStrike surfs Forrester's EDR wave. -
Money Moves: March 2022
SiFive raised $175 million in funding; Docker secured a $105 million Series C round; and Nvidia acquired Excelero. -
Daily Roundup: How Should You Interpret MITRE ATT&CK Evaluations?
Interpreting MITRE ATT&CK evaluations; the huge open source ecosystem poses a paradox of choice; and Crowdstrike and Mandiant partner on security. -
O-RAN alliance targets ‘Open Intelligence’ in release 2
The community also said it increased activities with other industry bodies and standards development organizations throughout 2021.
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Daily Roundup: 5G Carriers Face Energy Crunch
Operators have an energy consumption problem; Cisco improved its mid-range firewalls; and Prosimo introduced app-to-app networking functionality. -
Prosimo tackles multi-cloud app networking
63% of enterprises have workloads spread across multiple cloud provider environments, according to ESG analyst Bob Laliberte Sr
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Cisco Pushes Hybrid Work With Firewall Refresh
Cisco brought several performance capabilities from its high-end appliances to its mid-range firewall series, Cisco's Andrew Ossipov said. -
Daily Roundup: Qualcomm Hypes 5G mmWave Momentum
Qualcomm hypes up 5G mmWave progress; VMware claims it won the SDN war against Cisco; and Fortinet updated its security operating system. -
F5’s cloud native network functions saturate Rakuten Symphony
A quartet of F5’s “BIG-IP Next” branded cloud-native network functions are slated to be available on Rakuten Symphony later this year.
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Fortinet unleashes flood of security features
Update introduces more than 300 new features and improvements to the vendor’s security operating system
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Daily Roundup: Intel Acquires Granulate to Boost Data Center Efficiency
Intel acquired Granulate; new research shows cybersecurity mistakes cost jobs; and a roundup of March's executive hirings and firings. -
Google Distributed Cloud Edge Hits Full Market
The Google Distributed Cloud Edge platform is targeted at telecom providers wanting to run 5G core and radio access network assets at the edge. -
Headcount: Firings, Hirings, and Retirings — March 2022
Arm plans to cut 15% of its workforce, and Ericsson's CEO faces personal liability for the vendor's Iraq misconduct crisis. -
Daily Roundup: Docker Accelerates Developer Focus With $105M Series C
Docker secured $105 million in funding, and security should emphasize what you are protecting rather than how. -
Citrix Doubles Down On SSE, Delivers ZTNA
Service guards access to applications and services regardless of whether they're SaaS-based, are running in the cloud, or live on premises
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SDxCentral’s Top 10 Articles — March 2022
Last year brought a flurry of cyberattacks; Microsoft builds out its 5G telco cloud platform; and Cisco gained the most telco market share in 2021. -
Daily Roundup: Microsoft, Dell Deemed Dominant Data Center Equipment Dealers
Microsoft and Dell led the enterprise infrastructure market; CISOs could face criminal charges for failure; and VMware exec argues SD-WAN is anything but baggage. -
Microsoft, Dell Deemed Dominant Data Center Equipment Dealers
The pair led the enterprise infrastructure market and were among the top branded providers to the growing public cloud market. -
Daily Roundup: Ericsson CEO Faces Personal Liability for Iraq Misconduct Crisis
Ericsson's CEO faces personal liability; AWS taps Palo Alto Networks for cloud-native firewall; and VMware, Cato, and Versa claim unified SASE title. -
AWS taps Palo Alto Networks for cloud-native, next-gen firewall
The deal merges next-generation firewall capabilities with public cloud scalability and management
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Ericsson CEO Faces Personal Liability for Iraq Misconduct Crisis
The crisis and assumed penalties that will be levied against Ericsson have slashed the Swedish company’s value by at least 25%. -
Daily Roundup: AT&T Persists in a Warming SD-WAN Climate
AT&T topped the leaderboard for U.S. carrier-managed SD-WAN; Skyhigh Security says SSE can't stop at data access; and Trellix tackles XDR integration. -
HPE drives automation deeper into Aruba Central
Netconductor is a new feature within Aruba Central that promises to automate the creation and provisioning of security policy across complex network fabrics