Deutsche Telekom will add 1.2M fiber connections before 2022; Docker added a new subscription tier and updated its pricing; and satellite communication latency is decreasing.

A recent Ookla report found that Starlink can provide latencies as low as 45 milliseconds — that’s on par with 4G LTE today.

The operator said it remains on track to add 1.2 million fiber connections before 2022, leading up to 10 million connections by the end of 2024.

Synopsys uses AI to design faster chips using fewer resources; Forrester said Zscaler has the largest ZTNA market presence; and Cradlepoint added 5G modems to its routers.

Through the takeover, Adtran aims to strengthen its position in the market to compete with other scaled vendors including Cisco, Nokia, Ciena, Huawei, and Infinera.

The update brings 5G connectivity to the company's E3000 enterprise router, which it launched last spring.

Zscaler has the largest ZTNA market presence, according to Forrester, and it is also the only vendor that doesn’t have any “needs improvement” areas on its scorecard.

Verizon has allocated $994 million of net proceeds from its second green bond toward virtual power purchase agreements for renewable energy projects.

Microsoft will spend $20B over five years on security products; AT&T's 5G network runs on Cisco IoT devices; and Samsung plans to spend $205B on semiconductor manufacturing.

AT&T claims its 5G network allows businesses to run more intensive IoT applications that require faster speeds, response times, and near real-time visibility

An ABI Research report concluded operators' private networks opportunity is closing; Cribl raised $200M in Series C funding; and IBM expanded its SASE partnership with Zscaler.

The acquisition significantly expands Comcast Business' reach among large enterprise customers — a segment the service provider has traditionally struggled to attract.

“Not since my time at AppDynamics have I seen a company taking such an innovative approach to solving a real customer problem,” Greylock's David Wadhwani said of Cribl.

“The telco industry must realize that the value proposition for enterprise 5G does not lie in the technology as such, but in the applications it enables," ABI Research analyst

Chip Childers left the Cloud Foundry Foundation; Palo Alto Networks reported its Q4 earnings; and Arista updated its routing portfolio.

The updates are built into Arista’s Extensible Operating System (EOS) and include segment routing and Ethernet VPN, and supports Arista’s R3-series switches.

SASE and other subscription firewall services accounted for nearly half of the security vendors revenue during the fourth quarter of 2021.

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 chip boasts 40% higher performance than IBM's previous generation Z15 mainframe processor and packs six teraFLOPS of AI inference performance.

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.

Cisco’s share over the last four years has been hovering around 55%, but it sees rising competition from Arista, Extreme, HPE, and Juniper, Dell’Oro's Sameh Boujelbene said.

“Based on our investigation yesterday, the information that appeared in an internet chat room does not appear to have come from our systems,” an AT&T spokesperson said.

The chipmaker's latest infrastructure processing units are the first to utilize its Agilex FPGA, while the upcoming Mount Evans platform will use a custom ASIC, a first for Intel.

Nvidia reported $6.5B in revenue; ransomware may end cyber insurance as we know it; and HPE CTO Kumar Sreekanti left the company.