MWC Barcelona will continue as scheduled despite COVID-19 surges; CISOs are investing more in security products; and VMware Tanzu aims to lessen the skills gap.

Wind River Studio, which formally debuted in early 2021, brings Kubernetes and containers to a cloud-native 5G edge network platform.

IDC forecasts security product revenue will hit $77.8 billion this year, up from $67.7 billion in 2021.

"GSMA would only consider a change to our plans under the direction of the Spanish authorities,” GSMA CEO John Hoffman said.

Zero trust is non-negotiable; SASE isn't enough to keep threat actors at bay; and T-Mobile shared strong mid-band 5G performance metrics.

T-Mobile was temporarily overlooked during all the drama, but ended the week sharing strong metrics that highlight its 5G lead.

None of the major cyberattacks of 2021 were at the user-to-app level protected by SASE. They were all at the app-to-app and API level, CEO Galeal Zino said.

Cloudflare Field CTO John Engates expects “zero trust will become a non-negotiable for enterprise” in 2022.

Home SD-WAN might be the future of remote work; Microsoft teased its 5G cloud core progress; and Huawei's CSO pushes for transparency.

“Many of the benefits that Microsoft delivered in the enterprise space are directly applicable in the network space,” Microsoft VP Shawn Hakl said.

These appliances may not find their way into every home, but they offer enough benefit that they could prove invaluable for some, IDC's Brandon Butler said.

A new report shows ransomware is on the rise; AT&T's CEO downplayed the 5G spectrum delay; remote working helps companies lower carbon emissions.

“When you deploy an air interface like 5G, it’s with you a very long time,” AT&T CEO John Stankey said.

A new report finds more than half of respondents believe they are very (31%) to extremely (23%) likely to get hit by ransomware this year.

Verizon pushed its mid-band 5G launch to January 19; Google Cloud acquired Siemplify; and a look into the data center tech we're watching for in 2022.

Fresh new CPUs and GPUs, lightning-fast networking, and a bevy of long-anticipated standards. This is the tech we've got our eyes on in 2022.

The carrier is activating 5G service in one fell swoop across spectrum that was supposed to be cleared and available for use early last month.

Kyoto University lost 34 million files due to a defective HPE software update; AT&T and Verizon pushed back on forced 5G delays; and AT&T talks SASE strategy.

The about face came shortly after the carriers dismissed the last-minute plea from aviation regulators and less than two days before the networks' planned launch.

Despite adding multiple SASE platforms to its managed services offerings, AT&T maintains a pragmatic, customer-focused view of single-vendor services.

AT&T and Verizon executives are in no mood to push the activation of mid-band 5G service back any further.

DPUs remain mired in misconceptions; SDxCentral’s most popular articles of 2021; and a recap of December’s biggest executive shakeups.

Cloudflare CEO digs Palo Alto Networks with its firewall; HPE touts its HPC prowess; and Puppet named Gene Hall as CMO.

Cloudflare CEO touts its cloud-native firewall; Ethernet switch revenue grew 11% year over year in Q3; and Verizon’s 5G mmWave network has a tree problem.