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Intel Opens Plant to Automakers Amid Chip CrunchThe move comes as companies in nearly every industry come under the pressure of the chip crunch, with many facing higher component prices and longer lead times. Read more.
Red Hat Joins OS-Climate, Targets Climate Risk ManagementRed Hat joined OS-Climate, a non-profit backed by the Linux Foundation developing a data commons for financial institutions to integrate climate change into risk management. Read more.
Can O-RAN Alliance Contain Fallout from Nokia’s Geopolitical Posturing?“The Nokia announcement is part of an effort to make open RAN a political issue,” Monica Paolini, principal analyst at Senza Fili, told SDxCentral. Read more.
Why Arctic Wolf’s CTO Says XDR Is the Problem“It’s encouraging the use of deploying point products to build a bigger footprint of tools that we know is killing security analysts already through fatigue,” Ian McShane said. Read more.
NEC Pulls AWS Into 5G, Cloud AmbitionsWhile NEC’s 5G effort with AWS is new, the company has been pushing heavily into the arena for years as it aims to grow beyond its traditional footprint in Japan. Read more.
IBM Power E1080 Stirs Hybrid-Cloud Server Market“The key target clientele for E1080 are enterprises seeking extreme performance, scalability, energy efficiency, and security for their digital environments," analyst Joe Clabby said. Read more.
Aviatrix Nabs $200M, Dreams of Snowflake Fame"Investors know all the spoils are going to go to the category leaders... and we’re becoming that” for multi-cloud, Aviatrix CEO Steve Mullaney said. Read more.
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