CEO Pekka Lundmark said the vendor continued to see supply chain improvements as the quarter progressed and thinks they will continue to ease.

Microsoft President and Vice Chair Brad Smith says now is the right time for "literally everybody on planet Earth" to pursue climate action.

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

Google Cloud will use AI for renewable energy; VMware builds a new brain; and Ciena, Fujitsu, Infinera, and Cisco drive optical market.

HPE CFO Tarek Robbiati claimed Aruba “outperformed” the competition during the quarter.

Palo Alto's SOAR takes on ransomware risk; AT&T evolves its SASE model; and Cisco deals with COVID-19 related supply chain issues.

The vendor also announced that Arun Bansal, who is currently EVP and head of Market Area Europe and Latin America, is leaving the company immediately.

CEO Chuck Robbins specifically cited issues with getting power supply equipment out of China.

Chairman Charlie Ergen dismissed ideas that Dish would need to file for license coverage extensions.

COO Anshul Sadana explained that Arista’s customers are beginning to take supply chain constraints into account.

Aryaka makes an SD-WAN deal with SoftBank while Juniper's cloud and enterprise verticals boosted the vendor's Q1 earnings.

Microsoft Azure revenue hit $23 billion in Q3 2022, representing a 32% year-over-year increase ahead of expectations.

The carrier continues to plan for enterprise 5G opportunities with MEC, private 5G, and broadband delivered by fiber and fixed wireless access.

AT&T's problems are both unique and common — inflation, massive debt, and a slow start in deploying more advanced 5G network infrastructure.

Kyndryl, Dell partner for cyber resilience; 58% of executives say their organizations greenwash; and Ericsson reports a flat first-quarter.

Arm plans to cut 15% of its workforce, and Ericsson's CEO faces personal liability for the vendor's Iraq misconduct crisis.

Docker secured $105 million in funding, and security should emphasize what you are protecting rather than how.

The crisis and assumed penalties that will be levied against Ericsson have slashed the Swedish company’s value by at least 25%.

CTO Fidelma Russo said the vendor was sitting on more than $6.5 billion in total contract value for GreenLake services.

SSE is rebranded SASE without SD-WAN; SiFive raised $175 million in funding; and Juniper's CTO is confident open RAN will have its day eventually.

The timing is critical because some shareholders have called for Börje Ekholm’s removal heading into Ericsson’s annual general meeting later this month.

The world's largest foundry operator expects capacity to remain tight throughout 2022 as customers continue to stockpile chips and demand ramps.

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

When it comes to NaaS, Cisco, HPE, and Dell are "at different points in their history, but HPE and Dell got a headstart," analyst Zeus Kerravala said.