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AT&T is “still cautious about the visibility and limited in the visibility going forward” as it relates to the COVID-19 crisis, CFO John Stephens said. Read more.

The U.S. stands a chance of losing its leadership position in the semiconductor space if it insists on tightening restrictions, said Earnest Worthman of Worthman and Associates. Read more.

It now supports multi-site disaster recovery designs, which use automation to help enterprises more quickly recover from the simultaneous failure of two or more data centers. Read more.

The program will continually test and certify compliance with ONF’s open source software projects and OCP-recognized open hardware. Read more.

“Legacy backup and recovery solutions suck – they’re complex, slow, expensive, and offer no path to cloud,” said Rubrik President Dan Rogers during a keynote. Read more.

The update also highlights the ongoing activity behind the widely used software infrastructure layer that continues to trade on its robustness compared to newer options. Read more.

Dell and Apstra targeted enterprise SONiC adoption with networking hardware, software, and enterprise-grade technical support. Read more.