Nokia’s XDR platform gives operators a way to monetize new security services such as 5G slice monitoring, endpoint protection for enterprise IoT devices, and identity and access management.

Nutanix CEO talked layoffs; Cato VP warned of SASE compromises; US carrier CEOs faced the 5G music.

Nutanix CEO talked layoffs and wins against VMware; VMware tapped a technologist as its new CEO; and Palo Alto Networks sees SASE as the future.

“I know that we say no one ever got fired for buying Cisco or IBM, but those days are ending. People are going to get fired for choosing a

Dell Technologies warned of supply chain crunch and VMware turbo charged its multi-cloud push.

“When coupled with an improving global economy with greater demand for everything, there is an overall shortage of semiconductors," Dell Technologies COO Jeff Clarke said.

The startup commercialized the open source Cloud Custodian project to help enterprises manage costs, compliance, and security across multiple clouds.

Data center and gaming revenues continued to drive Nvidia's revenues during the company's first quarter of fiscal 2022.

AT&T is on a roll with the federal government. It's landed multiple 9-figure wins with some of the country's largest federal agencies.

Will XDR kill SIEM; Extreme copilots AIOps; and Fortinet, Versa taps Google Cloud for SASE networking.

The choice for SIEMs and security analytics platforms is thus: Innovate or die.

The SD-WAN vendors are the latest SASE vendors to announce support for Google's Network Connectivity Center.

The company's CoPilot AIOps platform mirrors moves from rivals Aruba and Juniper Mist.

Juniper's Apstra gets cozier with VMware; Exabeam moves into XDR; and Microsoft adds Azure Arc developer depth.

“Fusion XDR defines what we’ve been doing for the past several years with our analytics, detection, and response capabilities when we’re not being a full SIEM,” Exabeam’s Adam Geller

CrowdStrike and EY fight ransomware; 5G operators slog through multi-cloud complexities; and a chip shortage fix remains years away.

Ransomware is likely top of mind for most businesses, and CrowdStrike and EY say it’s a key focus of their alliance.

The global semiconductor shortage has hobbled the auto industry and threatened Silicon Valley revenues, and relief won't arrive for years, according to analysts.

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The security vendor expects its shift to subscription security services will insulate it from semiconductor shortages in future quarters.

Cisco blamed a supply chain shortage for Q3 hit; SolarWinds CEO said Russian attack happened even earlier; and Qualcomm pushes into 5G open RAN.

“It’s almost like ransomware is now just a side business to the to the overall extortion business,” Dmitri Alperovitch said during an RSA Conference keynote about the global threat

"We're confident we will work through this as we have already put in place revised arrangements with several of our key suppliers," Cisco CEO Chuck Robbins said.

“But as we've been looking back into our history … they were doing very early recon activities in January of 2019,” SolarWinds CEO Sudhakar Ramakrishna said.