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Palo Alto Networks Pushes SASE Security to Non-Web AppsAccording to the vendor’s analysis of more than 500 enterprise customers using Prisma Access, 53% of all remote workforce threats are for non-web apps. Read more.
Palo Alto Networks Pays $156M for BridgecrewPalo Alto Networks said it will fold the startup’s technology, which codifies infrastructure configuration during development, into its Prisma Cloud security platform. Read more.
Intel, AMD, Qualcomm, Micron Call for Chip SubsidiesQualcomm, Google, and Microsoft are also complaining about Nvidia's pending $40 billion purchase of Arm. Read more.
Masergy Wraps Cisco Webex Into Managed ServicesThe offering consolidates Masergy’s existed unified communications platform and Webex into a single application. Read more.
Money Moves: January 2021Lacework scored $525 million to battle Palo Alto Networks; the Linux Foundation gobbled up Open19; and Cisco paid $4.5 billion for Acacia. Read more.
LF Energy, Sony Plant Open Source Microgrid RootsPartnering with Sony CSL brings LF Energy one step closer to its goal of building the first interoperable alternating current- and direct current-ready microgrid. Read more.
Colt, ADVA Trial Quantum-Safe Network EncryptionMeanwhile, Malaysian network operator Allo Technology rolled out Infinera's 600 Gb/s GX-series appliances on its network. Read more.
Will vRAN Ever Break Into mmWave 5G Networks?vRAN runs into a mosaic of technical limitations as it climbs into higher spectrum. Read more.
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