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Elon Musk said he will reinstate his bid for Twitter at the original offer price of $54.20 per share to possibly avoid going to court with the media platform. Musk recanted his first bid in July, after months of public claims by the billionaire that Twitter had lied about what percentage of the platform's users are bots.

Twitter sued Musk in Delaware Chancery Court to force him to go forward with the purchase, with a trial originally set to begin Oct. 17. The judge on Tuesday asked both sides to come back to her with a proposal on how the case should proceed with Musk's new offer.

Bloomberg reported Musk made the new proposal in a letter to Twitter, shares of the company climbed to a peak of 18%, and trading was halted this week. Twitter didn’t respond to requests for comment on whether it would accept the proposal.

Aryaka's Sean Kaine said the SWG launch marks another step forward on the company’s roadmap for unified secure access service edge. Read more.

Dell will open a Zero Trust Center of Excellence for organizations to test configurations and validate zero-trust use cases. Read more.

Dell and Fujitsu announced a collaboration to aid communication service providers with Open RAN architecture adoption and deployment. Read more.

"Depending on which level of the tech stack we're talking about, we're looking at different control measures," Deere's Julian Sanchez said. Read more.

IBM will transfer the Red Hat storage portfolio and its associated teams to IBM storage including Ceph Storage and OpenShift Data Foundation. Read more.

Since its seed raise, DevRev has raised another $20 million in continuous funding via Web3 securitized tokens on the Ethereum blockchain. Read more.