“It's a great move for Marvell as it gives them a credible threat to try and chip away at Broadcom’s lock in the hyperscale market,” ZK Research's Zeus Kerravala
The EPA updated its Green Power Partnership rankings, and many familiar cloud and telecom names, including Google, Microsoft, and Intel, sit at the top.
“Some of the key features offered are continuous discovery and inventory of APIs, ML-powered API and web protection, and real-time API vulnerability detection,” Traceable CMO Ashish Kuthiali said.
The great debate over “open” versus “closed” XDR has reached a fever pitch, but even vendors that claim an open XDR platform can’t seem to agree on what open
The move comes about four months after McAfee announced integrations with three ZTNA vendors, Appgate, Axis Security, and TransientX, so it could add this key technology to its SASE
“You would not normally expect to see growth rates actually increasing in such a huge and rapidly developing market, yet once again that is what our research has shown,”
Fortinet reports continued growth in Q2; AWS sales hit $14.8B in a 37% year over year jump; and T-Mobile's low-band 5G network now covers 305 million people.
Neville Ray, T-Mobile’s president of technology, noted that “the heart of the opportunity is spectrum” the operator acquired in the 2.5 GHz band through its merger with Sprint.
Cisco’s current annual research and development budget is about $6 billion, and the bulk of this investment will help support hybrid work-related technologies.
As Google works to gain cloud market share and unseat Microsoft, Google CEO Sundar Pichai pointed to security as a competitive differentiator and “our strongest product portfolio.”
“It’s time for Cyber Command to take the gloves off and proportionately disrupt and degrade the infrastructure and capabilities associated with the attackers,” VMware’s Tom Kellermann said.
CISOs now have to “think about how they bring more security to where their people are, instead of moving their people to where the security is,” Cisco’s Dug Song
Tom Corn, VMware's former SVP of security, joins Open Systems as CPO. He aims to unify the vendor's SASE and XDR product lines to better support customers.