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T-Systems will create a VMware Cloud Center of Excellence, giving customers access to VMware’s portfolio of infrastructure, application modernization, and security services. The service provider claims that with the center, organizations may benefit from up to 40% lower operating costs, and "time to production" could be reduced by half.

The VMware Cloud Center of Excellence combines T-Systems' and VMware's migration processes, IT systems, and managing of multi-cloud landscapes into an end-to-end solution. T-Systems already offers customers a migration tool based on VMware technology with Future Cloud Infrastructure (FCI).

New capabilities will include managing the lifecycle and policies of containers based on VMware Tanzu in any cloud, and running, managing, and securing applications with centralized tools like T-Systems Tanzu Developer Services or FCI Tanzu Platform Services.

Cybersecurity company Fortinet announced their sponsorship of four female athletes to promote careers for women in cybersecurity. Read more.

Dell Technologies is prioritizing flexible consumption with the newest release of its Apex data storage service. Read more.

The 17.9 release will add Cisco vAnalytics, providing automation for Microsoft 365 network routing by providing visibility into QoE metrics. Read more.

Comcast pushed network updates that will allow the cable broadband provider to increase download and upload speeds on its way to 10G. Read more.

"Climate change disproportionately impact[s] historically excluded communities, including those of color," Okta's Alison Colwell said. Read more.