The operator beat its low-band 5G network goals by six months and remains on track to reach at least 200 million people with mid-band 5G coverage by the end

Red Hat is using two variants of Intel’s Smart Edge in OpenShift; Ericsson teases late 2022 mid-band vRAN support; and Splunk security cloud adds threat intel and automated responses.

Samsung revealed a series of new chipsets that will be packaged into its compact macro radios, massive MIMO radios, and baseband units hitting the market next year.

The chipmaker's LaunchPad program seeks to make its DGX supercomputing platform available as-a-service through colocation providers like Equinix.

Dish plans to run Nokia’s 5G software on AWS; Nvidia, Arm CEOs talk about their troubled merger; and HPE buys Determined AI.

"U.S. export control applies to some of our products. It doesn’t apply to a lot of our products, so nothing changes when the deal closes,” Arm CEO Simon Segars

Both projects focus on open source software as federal agencies work on software-related standards and guidelines called for in President Biden’s recent cybersecurity executive order.

“The bombardment of ransomware attacks is forcing organizations into a constant state of defense rather than an offensive stance,” SonicWall CEO Bill Conner said.

Huawei dominates global telecom gear market; Akamai battles bots, fraudsters; Versa scores Comcast SASE win.

Huawei is still the global telecom vendor with a 27% market share, but it’s lost nearly a 5% share since early 2020, according to Dell'Oro Group.

AT&T adds Palo Alto Networks to SASE arsenal; Trend Micro touts zero-trust risk insights; Red Hat readies for mass VM migrations.

“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 routers, which are available starting this month, aim to simplify enterprise requirements for IoT connectivity at the network edge.

Cisco urges a move beyond ransomware thoughts and prayers; Intel targets private 5G networks; and AT&T divested its entertainment business.

Vodafone said it will initially focus its open RAN deployment efforts across 2,500 sites in the southwest of England and most of Wales.

“Once we get the compute and the speed and the latency in, the natural evolution becomes ‘well, how do I serve enterprises?’” Intel VP Caroline Chan said.

AT&T divested its entertainment business; Cisco went on a buying spree; and tons of venture financing deals are part of the May Money Moves.

Successfully disrupting ransomware campaigns and infrastructure will require “a step beyond” the traditional public-private partnership, Talos’ Matt Olney said.

Huawei wants to prove security critics wrong; ransomware gangs provide security tips; and Verizon pushed private 5G for enterprises.

It’s a fully managed cloud service, and customers can deploy applications and databases on demand in a pay-per-use model.

The latest update to Cisco's DNA Center management console delivers ThousandEyes integrations, machine learning insights, and lower barriers for zero-trust networking.

The FBI and ransomware gangs agree on this one point: If you don’t want to be the next Colonial Pipeline or JBS, use strong passwords.

Huawei is outraged by claims that it is acting as a global spying apparatus for the Chinese government and willing to give its critics unrestricted access to test and

NetFoundry's latest Oracle Cloud integration makes it easier for developers to build zero-trust security into their apps.