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T-Mobile Cloud Leader: Kubernetes Isn’t Magic Dust“Kubernetes isn’t necessarily magic dust. You’re not going to reduce your cost with Kubernetes if you don’t manage it correctly," T-Mobile's Thom McCann said. Read more.
Microsoft Wins Court Order to Fight Ransomware Ahead of ElectionRansomware is “one of the largest threats to the upcoming elections,” warned Microsoft’s Tom Burt. Read more.
Who Gains From Huawei’s Pain?Ericsson, Nokia, Samsung, Cisco, Ciena, Adtran, CommScope, Mavenir, Infinera, and Juniper are all expected to benefit from Huawei's displacement. Read more.
Cloudflare Unveils Unified SASE StrategyCloudflare One combines the company's zero-trust network access, secure web gateway, and endpoint software into a single SASE platform. Read more.
Kubernetes Security Gains Reach Nuclear LevelsThe Department of Defense's cloud native-focused DevSecOps initiative has about 60 programs including jets, bombers, nuclear systems, and space systems. Read more.
Money Moves: September 2020Nvidia took Arm off SoftBanks’ hands for $40 billion; Accenture bet $3 billion on Cloud First expansion; and Red Hat scored a Samsung 5G deal. Read more.
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