QCI announced plans to build a quantum manufacturing facility using funding from the CHIPS Act while Atom Computing is investing $100 million in Colorado over three years.

Widespread adoption of metaverse-related services such as gaming and augmented reality is putting pressure on operators to ensure 5G QoS, according to Ericsson.

The solutions aims to help operators make informed and automated decisions to ensure the performance of their 5G core networks.

Tom Kellermann will assume the role of senior vice president of cyber strategy at Contrast Security.

Johnathan Davidson will lead the newly combined organization while former executive Todd Nightingale is set to become CEO at Fastly.

AWS Competency program also now includes threat detection and response, application security, perimeter protection, and core security.

Juniper Networks rebuilt its long-standing Contrail Networking; April hirings and firings; Verizon Business goes global with Extreme.

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

Orange Business Services has migrated 1,168 Siemens AG locations in 94 countries to a global, secure SD-WAN; Fortinet, Masergy and Ingram Micro package SD-WAN

Orange Business Services has migrated 1,168 Siemens AG locations in 94 countries to a global, secure SD-WAN.

Gartner has updated its semiconductor industry revenue outlook by 13% to $676 billion in 2022.

Microsoft explains its data center efficiency; Bell Canada boosts its 5G edge; and Forrester predicts cloud security improvements.

Google switches gears with Istio and submits it to the CNCF after all; Trend Micro has built an ecosystem with its rivals; Forrester says smart government agencies are moving

Google has finally submitted its Istio project to the Cloud Native Computing Foundation for consideration as an incubation project.

Verizon remains confident its 5G deployment activities are on pace to allow it to reach 175 million people with mid-band 5G by 2023; AT&T has realized $50 billion in

Only one in seven cyber professionals reported getting their data back after paying the ransom; human bias and emotions can hurt corporate sustainability efforts.

Huawei’s news follows similar announcements from Ericsson, Intel, and Nokia.

Nokia attempted to downplay the financial hit from the move, noting it would see an approximate $108 million impact on its first-quarter financials.

The company will record a $95 million “impairment” in the first quarter for the suspension of business.