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VMware Buys Kubernetes Security Startup Octarine

It also formed a coalition with leading SIEM and SOAR providers Splunk, IBM Security, Google Cloud’s Chronicle, Exabeam, and Sumo Logic. Read more.

T-Mobile Adds 1,000 Radios a Month, Eyes 30% Tower Increase

“We are ramping in this environment, not actually slowing down in any manner or form," T-Mobile's Neville Ray said. Read more.

Microsoft Contributes Open Hardware Security Project to OCP

Microsoft contributed Project Cerberus source code and tools, including system processes, platform architecture, reference architecture, and firmware source. Read more.

Rakuten Mobile’s Ambitious 5G Plans Bleed Red

Despite growing financial losses tied to its deployment plans Rakuten Mobile still found money to purchase its OSS vendor Innoeye. Read more.

Inspur Pushes Enterprise ‘Adoptability’ With Software Certifications

The move is part of an effort to drive OCP members to think beyond the narrow, albeit lucrative hyperscale market and focus on adoptability. Read more.

Stored Data Doubling Every 4 Years, IDC Says

The research firm noted that the rate of growth of the installed base of storage capacity will be most visible in core and edge deployments. Read more.

Verizon’s Nationwide 5G Plan Remains Hazy

Verizon's 5G mobile service is commercially available in 30 U.S. cities today and it plans to reach 60 cities before the end of the year. Read more.