Check out our top 10 articles for August 2022 covering the SDxCentral universe of cloud, telecom, security, and networking.
Rankings are based on unique visitors aggregated during the month.
1. Cisco Combines Enterprise Networking and Mass Infrastructure GroupsCisco's Davidson will lead a new organization that combines Enterprise Networking & Cloud with the Mass-Scale Infrastructure Group. Read more.
2. Palo Alto Networks CEO: Enterprise SASE Competition Narrows to Two VendorsPalo Alto Networks reported strong fourth-quarter earnings for the fiscal year 2022 despite macro-economic and supply chain impacts. Read more.
3. Cisco Confirms Hit by Hacker Linked to Ransomware GangsCisco admitted on Wednesday that its corporate IT infrastructure was compromised in May, as Yanluowang group published a list of files. Read more.
4. Netskope Acquires Infiot on the Road to Single-Vendor SASEInfiot technology will enable the Netskope Borderless WAN with uniform security and user experience policies to a range of hybrid work needs. Read more.
5. AWS Pushes Private 5G Platform, but Is It Premature?AWS launched a commercial version of its Private 5G platform that could be an important catalyst for the market. Read more.
6. Cisco Marketing Leader Migrates to VMwareAmid VMware's multicloud push, Shenoy is poised to be “a perfect fit” to execute the vendor's broader vision. Read more.
7. T-Mobile Pays Billions to Maintain 5G DominanceT-Mobile US coughed up $3.5 billion to permanently boost its low-band spectrum holdings that have become core to its 5G network coverage. Read more.
8. Juniper Snags Extensive Verizon Packet Network UpgradeVerizon kicked-off an extensive fiber core packet network upgrade that will use Juniper Networks equipment to boost network performance. Read more.
9. Arista Plucks Pluribus to Boost Telco Cloud FabricArista Networks purchased smaller rival Pluribus Networks in a move that further bolsters its cloud fabric ambitions. Read more.
10. Verizon Business’ New Leader Maintains SD-WAN, Security FocusVerizon Business recently ushered in new leadership but remains focused on penetrating the enterprise space. Read more.