If approved, Mobileye intends to list its Class A common stock on the Nasdaq Global Select Market under the ticker symbol “MBLY.”

The partnership will see TELMEX-Triara become the host partner for the second planned Oracle Cloud Region in Mexico.

"The demand for small cell 5G networks grows as mobile data traffic grows," market research firm Fact.MR said.

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

Twilio announces a restructuring plan; Forrester calls hybrid cloud the norm; and Verizon touts its 5G milestones.

Federal agencies will have to vet third-party IT software deployments; Oracle makes digs at Amazon; and VMware pays $8M in fines.

The fine is tied to a Securities and Exchange Commission investigation into the vendor’s public filings for its 2019 and 2020 fiscal years.

The unified IAM platform has three new governance capabilities — Okta Access Requests, Okta Access Certifications, and enhanced governance reports.

The newly certified platform enables customers to “further simplify branch WAN edge infrastructure,” Aruba's Derek Granath said.

Zscaler Chief Compliance Officer Stephen Kovac said the authorization is “considered to be the crème de la crème of FedRAMP.”

Analysts claimed the 2021 cyberattack was one of the largest carrier breaches on record.

The Microsoft Cloud for Sovereignty service helps customers to contain their data and applications within their preferred geographic boundary.

The Sweden-based telecom vendor said it “continues to work closely” with the Committee on Foreign Investments in the United States to gain approval.

The U.K. needs AI talent; Mandiant launches a new risk protection service; and AWS, IBM, and Cisco benefit from cybersecurity spending.

Tanium touts post-pandemic security framework; Forcepoint speaks on zero trust; and the SEC opens an investigation into Ericsson's corruption issues.

“It is too early to determine or predict the outcome of the investigation, but Ericsson is fully cooperating with the SEC,” Ericsson noted.

Ericsson and Intel team to tout cloud native; skill gaps compromise Kubernetes security; and Google updates its cloud security portfolio.

The updates come on the back of a handful of recent acquisitions by the cloud giant in the security space.

"The one thing that people ... are really nervous about, i.e. security and compliance, very few have a good understanding of," Weaveworks CEO Alexis Richardson said.

Cisco shares a cloud controls framework; telcos say sustainability is a challenging priority; and a C++ phaseout aims to secure open source.

“Customer demand for global software-as-a-service (SaaS) security certifications is ever-increasing, as are the security risks we face,” Cisco's Prasant Vadlamudi said.

On the heels of Google’s Mandiant acquisition, Microsoft expands its security services with a "human-led" offering for enterprises looking to fill their cybersecurity skills gaps.

Forrester notes that "smart agencies are moving to multi-cloud," which it claims is the new reality for government agencies.

SiFive raised $175 million in funding; Docker secured a $105 million Series C round; and Nvidia acquired Excelero.