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Nutanix partners with Pure Storage in latest VMware assault

1 week ago | sdxcentral.com | Dan Meyer

Nutanix’s burgeoning partner outreach plans have now encircled Pure Storage, building on recent deals that analysts note are positioning Nutanix to steal more disenchanted VMware customers. The latest Nutanix partnership ties its Acropolis Hypervisor (AHV) to Pure Storage’s FlashArray platform. This links Nutanix’s cloud infrastructure and its Flow virtual networking and security to the Pure Storage offering.
AT&T picks Palo Alto Networks for cybersecurity ride upmarket

1 week ago | sdxcentral.com | Dan Meyer

AT&T is riding Palo Alto Networks upmarket as it looks to expand the scale and scope of its cybersecurity focused Dynamic Defense service. AT&T launched its Dynamic Defense platform last year, which is a network-based cybersecurity service targeted at small- and mid-sized enterprises. The service offers malicious IP address blocking, next-generation firewall (NGFX) capabilities, and other advanced security features without the additional cost of installation and equipment.
Juniper injects more AI into its network control

1 week ago | sdxcentral.com | Dan Meyer

Juniper Networks added more intelligence to its artificial intelligence (AI) networking platform to better steer outcomes for overworked network managers. The updates build on the initial AI-Native Networking Platform that Juniper launched in early 2024. That initial launch included Juniper’s Marvis Minis technology, which brought a digital twins approach to Juniper’s AIOps model.
BT mulls move into Edge data centers via tower and exchange portfolio

1 week ago | sdxcentral.com | Dan Swinhoe

UK telecom firm BT Group is considering expanding into Edge computing services and monetizing its existing tower and telephone exchange portfolio. Speaking to TelcoTitans, BT’s specialist tower division director, David McKean, said the operator was investigating how adapting its existing estate could unlock new relationships with enterprise and government clients, and support its ambitions around Edge services.
Juniper slows as HPE drama accelerates

1 week ago | sdxcentral.com | Dan Meyer

Juniper Networks managed to show year-over-year growth for its latest fiscal quarter, but momentum has stagnated alongside growing concerns over its pending $14 billion acquisition by Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE). Juniper’s financials showed strong year-over-year growth in revenues and net income, boosted by what CEO Rami Rahim noted in a statement was a 40% surge in product orders. That growth was also attributed to the vendor’s ongoing focus on artificial intelligence (AI).
Dell, Nutanix launch their first external storage package

2 weeks ago | sdxcentral.com | Dan Meyer

Dell Technologies and Nutanix finally made good on long-standing plans to expand their integration of Dell’s storage and Nutanix’s software-defined platform, pushing a new combined offering that furthers the targeting of disgruntled Broadcom-VMware customers. The new combination ties external storage support and integration between Nutanix’s Cloud Platform with its AHV hypervisor and Dell’s PowerFlex storage platform.
Spanish telcos turn to backup generators to prop up networks amid nationwide power cuts

2 weeks ago | sdxcentral.com | Paul Lipscombe

This article originally appeared on our sister site datacenterdynamics.com. Read more from DCD. Spanish telcos have reported severe network issues caused by the nationwide grid outage. Both Spain and Portugal have been hit by widespread power outages today, bringing several major cities to a standstill. The outages have led to Internet issues and forced the Spanish rail network to shut down. Valencia and Barcelona were rendered completely without power.
Octopus Group could stretch services to UK mobile market - report

2 weeks ago | sdxcentral.com | Paul Lipscombe

This article originally appeared on our sister site datacenterdynamics.com. Read more from DCD. Octopus Group is plotting a move to launch a mobile network service in the UK. The company, which has had success in the energy sector, is keen to explore opportunities in the telecoms sector, reports The Telegraph. Such a move would see Octopus create a mobile virtual network operator (MVNO) instead of a mobile network.
Chillmine, Energywise to develop solar powered data centers in Zimbabwe

2 weeks ago | sdxcentral.com | Zachary Skidmore

This article originally appeared on our sister site datacenterdynamics.com. Read more from DCD. Seattle-based cloud computing company Chillmine has signed a memorandum of understanding with Zimbabwean independent power producer (IPP) Energywise to develop solar-powered data centers across the country. The companies intend to utilize power from Energywise’s planned 100MW Runde River Solar Park in Zvishavane, in the south of the country, to power the facilities.
AT&T pairs with Helium to enhance WiFi connectivity across US

2 weeks ago | sdxcentral.com | Paul Lipscombe

This article originally appeared on our sister site datacenterdynamics.com. Read more from DCD. AT&T has paired with Helium to expand the number of WiFi hotspots available to its mobile customers. As part of the partnership, AT&T subscribers will be able to connect to Helium's WiFi network. Helium Network operates as a decentralized physical infrastructure network (DePIN) company that lets individuals and organizations deploy WiFi hotspots in return for cryptocurrency tokens or other rewards.