Maybe T-Mobile is “at the back of the pack” in the enterprise wireless market, as T-Mobile for Business EVP Mike Katz put it earlier this year, for good reason.

The chipmaker claims its new naming scheme more accurately reflects the relative performance of its chips, but it's also an admission it no longer sets the bar for innovation.

The STIX and TAXXI standards should be a big, bright sign for cybersecurity vendors and organizations that, if they haven’t already, now’s the time to jump on board the

The semiconductor shortage and the U.S.-China trade war could buy Intel time to reinvent itself before its competitors can get too far ahead.

The jolly green giant of the semiconductor industry has decided to wade into the CPU market, but Intel and AMD probably don’t have anything to worry about yet.

The Apple M1 is a “watershed moment” for Arm in the client space and an allegory for a shift to Arm in the data center, Ampere's Jeff Wittich said.

Normally, I would be looking to put together a lighthearted recap of the year that was and then throw out some equally ridiculous predictions for the year ahead. But

Just looking at our current and upcoming coverage plans, there are between three and six events on our collective SDxCentral calendars every week.

Wishful 5G thinking doesn’t even register at a time when most of us are just trying to survive and look forward to better days.

SD-WAN and security alone may not be going anywhere soon, but you can bet on SASE becoming a much bigger part of the conversation moving forward.

Companies can kiss their dream of a future dominated by smart machines goodbye unless they start hiring more women in technology.

The pandemic presents the ideal time to consider diversity and inclusion in technology, and approach this as an opportunity afforded by the COVID-19 related upheaval.

The COVID-19 outbreak has upended our world, but know that we here at SDxCentral will remain diligent in covering our industry.

Security professionals tend to be at least a moderately paranoid bunch, and adding a real virus to the usual digital viruses at RSA definitely upped the paranoia this year.

Hiring women and people of color, and cutting your company’s carbon footprint are no longer just nice words to put in marketing materials, they are business imperatives.

If the Pentagon suffers a security breach, there’s a lot more to worry about than cost. That’s why the $10 billion JEDI cloud contract is such a big deal.

There are billions of reasons why network security needs to be pushed to the edge, and Netskope is out in front of the competition with a distributed network supporting

The telecom industry is more exciting than it’s been for years, and 5G is a big reason for that. But the collective aspirations of executives driving this leap in

The OpenStack Foundation needs to keep pushing innovation because the rest of the ecosystem is not letting up.

Google is saying we're OK with being your No. 2 choice — for now. While Amazon and Microsoft tout customers going all-in on AWS and Azure, Google embraces hybrid

Beyond recruitment and training, the security industry needs to retain talent. We need to take care of our security professionals, and this includes their mental health.

The data center server vendor made several smart partnerships around HCI and cloud last year, and now it’s moving into edge and IoT.

AT&T's launch of 5G services this week has taken the level of competition and snipping to a glorious new level showing that we are truly now entering the golden

It's been more than a year since Cisco made a splash with its intent-based networking announcement. But the term seems to apply to everything from a bird's-eye-view to a