Nokia pulls most of its business from Russia
The Finnish telecom equipment vendor will maintain current networks for humanitarian reasons, but the pull-out could hurt future network development in Russia.
Stories by Jon Gold
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Thoma Bravo's $6.9B buyout of SailPoint brings identity access management to security portfolio
In a move to put in place a key piece for its portfolio of cyber security companies, Thoma Bravo has finalised plans to acquire SailPoint in a go-private deal.
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5 VMware products need patching against serious security vulnerabilities
VMware urges customers to patch Workspace ONE Access and VMware products that include components of VMware Identity Manager.
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Is SD-WAN getting cheaper?
As SD-WAN adoption continues to flourish, the market has begun to stabilise and competitive pressures have begun to force prices lower.
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Enterprise IoT market strong but faces challenges
The enterprise IoT market grew by 22 per cent to a total of US$157.9 billion in 2021, despite some adverse conditions including labour and chip shortages.
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Data centre infrastructure spending still growing as cloud providers keep buying
Public cloud providers are quickly becoming the biggest buyers of data centre infrastructure equipment, following a sharp market rebound in 2021.
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Microsoft help files repurposed to contain Vidar malware in new campaign
A new email campaign designed to spread the Vidar spyware package uses a novel technique involving Microsoft Compiled HTML help files.
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COVID-19, slow endpoint deployment could put the brakes on private 5G growth
Hiccups in the growth of industrial IoT endpoints and the lingering effects of the pandemic will undercut the rapid growth of 5G in the enterprise.
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SentinelOne snaps up Attivo Networks for $617M, bolsters XDR platform
SentinelOne is broadening its appeal by adding an identity-focused security layer to its Singularity XDR platform, in a $616.5 million deal.
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Multi-link tech and big spectrum gains will drive Wi-Fi 7
Even as businesses continue to make the move to Wi-Fi 6, standards bodies and contributor companies are hard at work creating Wi-Fi 7.
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Microsoft expands 5G, edge-network offerings through Azure
Microsoft is expanding its telecom offerings with new services designed to address carrier infrastructure for edge computing and 5G.
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Data centre capex spending on the rise despite cloud momentum
Enterprise AI and machine-learning projects are contributing to a rise in spending on data centre hardware, according to a report from Dell’Oro Group.
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6G exploratory group to be led by wireless heavyweights
The FCC has named 44 people to a technological advisory council tasked with exploring the possibilities of 6G wireless connectivity.
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IoT in 2022: IoT turns into a service
As IoT matures, vendors are creating application bundles to simplify deployments, but security remains a worry.
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Chip shortage creates 3-6 month wait for Wi-Fi 6
The chip shortage is hitting Wi-Fi 6, the top performing standard for wireless LAN connectivity, but supply chain issues are slowing its spread.
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