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HPE Swells Supply Chain Security, Claims Most-Secure Server

HPE started shipping its ProLiant DL380T server to U.S. customers through the secure supply chain initiative, and it plans to expand to the rest of its portfolio in 2021. Read more.

Intel Wins Defense Contract, Commits to US Chip Dominance

Intel committed to the preservation of U.S. semiconductor leadership, but the chipmaker stopped short of announcing new U.S. facilities. Read more.

Europe’s 4 Largest Operators Trumpet Open Network Gateways

BT, Deutsche Telekom, Telefónica, and Vodafone outlined a "collective need” for an open framework based on generic hardware and software with open APIs. Read more.

$25B 5G Market Opportunity Tantalizes Intel

Intel claims to be the leading network silicon provider and has its sights set on becoming the largest provider of base station silicon by 2021. Read more.

Dish Network Teases Software-Driven 5G Strategy

“When you have cloud-native capabilities, it’s very easy to change some microservices or some capabilities without impacting the whole chain," Dish Network's Marc Rouanne said. Read more.

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