Oracle released a multi-cloud container management platform; Intel rolled out infrastructure processing units; and AT&T is rumored to be the latest telecom victim of cybercrime.

The 3.0 product integrates data from Kubernetes environments, cloud hosts, traffic logs, audit logs, Prisma Cloud, and third-parties with non-cloud endpoint and network data sources.

Oracle Verrazzano enables its users to deploy, manage, and secure container applications on any Kubernetes cluster where Oracle’s container platform is installed.

The launch continues the vendor's Connected Security strategy that involves enforcing security policies at every connection point across the network: switches, firewalls, routers, public and private cloud, and endpoints.

Google Cloud revenue hits $4.6B in Q2; Microsoft Azure revenue grew 51% year over year; and AMD doubled its Q2 revenue.

“I think there is a tendency among many infrastructure projects, including Istio, to want to do more, and to want to solve broader classes of problems. And I think

“The community's focus in making these changes is to improve the transparency," Cloud Foundry Foundation's Chip Childers said.

The trial, which was conducted in Texas, Massachusetts, and Connecticut, “reached speeds commensurate with more traditional baseband-radio configurations,” Verizon's Mike Kondratiuk said.

The deal will allow Sysdig to shift security further left by integrating Apolicy’s infrastructure as code technology into its platform to better secure DevOps workflows.

“Just because you turn off the lights doesn’t mean the cockroaches aren’t there. You just can’t see them,” Cisco's Bob Everson said.

Google plans to activate 15 edge zones across the U.S.; HPE acquired Ampool; and analysts at MWC Barcelona say 5G hasn't lived up to its promise.

The acquisition bolster's HPE's Ezmeral Kubernetes platform and promises to speed up database workloads associated with cloud-native applications.

The public cloud provider claims the AMD-powered VMs offer 40% higher price to performance than the competition.

“These are some of the requirements we're getting from enterprises as far as what would make this more useful: mass migration and more migration,” Red Hat's James Labocki said.

The vendor's Intersight and ThousandEyes platforms added more capabilities, and Cisco rolled out its new X-Series UCS to run hybrid-cloud environments.

Cisco's Stephen Augustus is focused on open source connectivity; Dell updated its VxRail HCI; and Nokia's XDR launch snared telecom operators.

“This means you can now run your favorite Azure application services on premise, on the edge, or other clouds," Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella said in his Build 2021 keynote.

One of the more significant moves was the launch of its SUSE Edge platform that targets building and managing cloud-native applications running in edge locations.

That lead could be important as Gartner predicts that cloud-delivered EPP will account for 95% of deployments by the end of 2023.

SecureX debuted at last year’s RSA Conference, and now more than 7,000 businesses use the platform. Cisco executives also teased a “premium version” of SecureX in the future.

Dell and VMware reached a spinoff deal; Cisco dropped $100 million on clean climate tech; and Druva bagged a $147 million investment, $2 billion valuation.

Intel plunked $3.5 billion into New Mexico foundry; Aryaka acquired Secucloud to expand its SASE platform; and Red Hat opened up StackRox community.

While RedHat hasn’t decided which group will ultimately assume governance of the open source project, it sounds like CNCF, which also houses Kubernetes, is a safe bet.

The Konveyor Project is an overarching platform that includes several components targeted at various migration models focused on re-hosting, re-platforming, or re-factoring legacy applications.