Samsung will supply equipment for NTT's private 5G network; RSA partners with Zimperium; and DoKC releases data on Kubernetes.

“We haven't made a big splash about standalone core, but we have a standalone core deployed," AT&T's Chris Sambar said.

The move ensures enterprises and operators can reap the full benefits of a "cloudified network," Infovista CTO Yann Le Helloco said.

The deal comes as analyst firms continue to pump up the private 5G network opportunity.

"There is no other vendor in the market that can unite these capabilities like we do," CEO Sudhakar Ramakrishna said.

Mandiant talks security trends; AT&T expands edge zones; and Gartner gives the metaverse until 2029 to fully arrive.

The tool will be available for Amazon Web Services at launch, with Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud Platform support coming down the road.

Zscaler ramped up its security service edge; Oracle introduced the Alloy platform; and Jio tapped Ericsson and Nokia for 5G standalone.

It's a full week of events with SDxCentral's Security in the Cloud-First Era, Google Cloud's Next, and Microsoft Ignite.

Microsoft previewed Cloud Security Posture Management as part of Microsoft Defender for Cloud, its cloud-native application protection platform portfolio.

CEO Satya Nadella introduced Azure Elastic storage area network service as "the industry's first" cloud-native and fully managed SAN offering.

From June to November 2021, Visa saw a 176% increase in physical skimming devices over the previous 12-month period.

The solutions aims to help operators make informed and automated decisions to ensure the performance of their 5G core networks.

AWS and SK Telecom to co-develop services; GSMA, IBM, Vodafone form post-quantum taskforce; and Cisco is bullish on private 5G.

The carrier also plans to deploy 30,000 Symware edge appliances across 23,000 of its cell site locations in Japan over the next 10 months.

TELUS will use Palo Alto Networks’ cloud workload protection platforms for its cloud-native network functions.

Telefónica and Qualcomm collaborate on XR; Alibaba invests $1 billion for cloud customers; and GTT partners with Caliber Financial Services.

Omdia sees the software infrastructure market at $296B by 2026; Charter appoints a new CEO; and Ofcom investigates AWS, Google, Microsoft.

Progress extends coverage for its Chef DevSecOps portfolio to India; Equinix eyes green hydrogen; and Revelo releases a tech talent report.

Nutanix shifted the focus of its Elevate program; AWS Outposts unhooks EKS at the edge; and Forrester's tips for cloud success.

The move allows users to deploy Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service-managed clusters completely on the Outposts platform.

Aqua launches a software supply chain security solution; CrowdStrike introduces a hybrid XDR; and Salesforce announced a carbon credit market.

Palo Alto Networks SVP Ankur Shah noted more customers are asking about SBOM, but “we're still in the early days."

The vendor's Falcon Insight XDR also integrate telemetry with third-party vendors, which now include Microsoft and Palo Alto Networks.