FortiGuard Labs’ Derek Manky Talks Swarm Attacks, War of Deception

Swarm-based network attacks are still likely a couple years away, according to Derek Manky, chief of security insights and global threat alliances at FortiGuard Labs. But, especially as they start deploying 5G networks, enterprises should prepare for these types of attacks now.

Dish lets T-Mobile tap its 600 MHz spectrum for COVID-19 aid

Dish Network announced that it is providing its entire portfolio of 600 MHz spectrum to T-Mobile at no cost for 60 days in order to bolster wireless capacity during the coronavirus pandemic. A Dish spokesperson said the additional spectrum would help T-Mobile add extra capacity in its existing footprint.

Huawei may well have survived in France as well

Reports are suggesting the bullet dodging display from Huawei is set to continue as France edges closer to a decision.

Digital Realty closes $8.4 billion deal to buy Interxion

Digital Realty announced on Friday that it has closed its $8.4 billion deal to buy European data center operator Interxion. The deal, which was announced last October, gives colocation giant Digital Realty a much larger footprint in Europe. Digital Realty now counts 267 data centers in 44 metro areas in 20 countries across six continents.

Coronavirus stalls FCC summit on 5G, vRAN

Events planned by federal agencies focused on 5G and next-generation approaches to wireless networks are now on the backburner as the country appears to be bunkering down in an effort to slow the spread of COVID-19.

CommScope, AT&T to demo O-RAN, ONAP at digital forum

CommScope is putting on a Digital Forum next week in lieu of what it would have shown at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. Among its demonstrations, it will show how it is enabling the management of small cells under the Linux Foundation’s Open Network Automation Platform (ONAP). CommScope has developed this in partnership with AT&T, Intel and others in the industry.

Pentagon asks for time to reconsider $10B JEDI cloud contract

In a court filing on Thursday, the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) said it "wishes to reconsider" the decision to award its $10 billion JEDI cloud contract to Microsoft.

T-Mobile reveals new leaders once Sprint deal closes

As its combination with Sprint inches closer to “Day Zero,” T-Mobile on Thursday announced the new management team to oversee the combined company, with a few familiar faces from Sprint joining the New T-Mobile fray.

Verizon girds network in the face of coronavirus

Verizon is gearing up for the impact of the coronavirus, which includes more telecommuting and online learning, by increasing its capital guidance range.

AT&T follows Italian lead by temporarily unlocking data limits

AT&T has announced it will suspend download limits on its broadband products in response to the coronavirus outbreak.

Ofcom announces 700 MHz and 3.6-3.8 GHz auction rules

A new batch of mobile spectrum that will increase the total by 18% will be made available for auction as some unspecified date.

BT CEO to self-isolate after positive coronavirus test

BT CEO Philip Jansen will enter self-isolation for two weeks after contracting coronavirus, COVID-19.

Turns out 5G is safe – yay

Updated guidelines from experts on this sort of thing show that, even at millimetre wave, 5G in its current form poses no additional risk to health.

Broadcom Pulls 2020 Guidance as Coronavirus Fuels Uncertainty

Broadcom CEO Hock Tan attempted to downplay the effects of the COVID-19 coronavirus on revenues before pulling the company’s 2020 guidance during the chipmaker’s first-quarter earnings call Thursday.

Verizon Boosts Capex $500M to Deal With Coronavirus Impact

AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile US, Verizon, Comcast, Cox Communications, and others are responding to expected network impacts tied to the growing coronavirus outbreak, with Verizon being the most detailed in announcing plans to increase its capex by $500 million.

Juniper Drives Kubernetes Into the Networking Conversation

Juniper wants to help enterprises adopt container and Kubernetes technologies. There’s just one problem: containers still aren’t part of the conversation for most network companies.

Coronavirus No Match for Oracle’s Larry Ellison

Oracle beat expectations during its fiscal third quarter of 2020, and on Thursday reported $9.8 billion in revenue, a 2% increase compared to last year and its strongest growth in nearly two years.

Daily Roundup: Operators Respond to Coronavirus

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T-Mobile’s Post-Merger Executive Team Takes Shape

Now that the merger of T-Mobile US and Sprint is inching closer to completion, the long awaited executive shuffle has taken shape. The company detailed the makeup of its senior leadership team in a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

SD-WAN Vendors Target SMBs as Competition Ramps Up

It can’t be said the SD-WAN market is hurting for competition. With 70-plus vendors and service providers to choose from, enterprises are spoiled for choice.

WISPA cancels Dallas convention

Just two days after the Wireless Internet Service Providers Association (WISPA) confirmed the show would go on, the organization said that's not going to happen after all: WISPAMERICA 2020 has been cancelled due to the coronavirus.

Verizon the biggest winner of the latest US millimeter-wave auction

An investment of $1.6 billion got Verizon almost five million licenses in the US auction of the Upper 37 GHz, 39 GHz, and 47 GHz bands that will be used for 5G.

Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile top spenders at mmWave 5G auction

The FCC’s largest spectrum auction to date – making 3,400 megahertz available – officially concluded, garnering $4.47 billion in net proceeds for millimeter wave 5G licenses, with Verizon, AT&T, and T-Mobile spending top dollar.

How will a mass shift to tele-learning affect wireless networks?

Colleges and universities across the United States are cancelling in-person classes and shifting to online classes in droves in reaction to the spread of coronavirus. They’re using online platforms such as Zoom, Blackboard, Coursera and Panopto.

Ericsson highlights the telco industry’s green problem

Ericsson has unveiled a new report to promote itself with a green twist, but also highlighting the potential damage new 5G networks could have on the environment.

BT bolsters security with new security advisory practice

BT is adding another layer to its security threat detection via its Security Advisory Services practice. BT Security Advisory Services, which was announced on Thursday, offers organizations of all sizes security guidance and solutions in the face of evolving cybersecurity threats.

Moore: Wireless-cable competition is about to come to life

The carriers have been quiet recently. No major moves; very few press releases. This is about to change. When the T-Mobile/Sprint deal finally closes, many efforts and initiatives will become unfrozen, and the competitive chessboard will change.

Survey: Coronavirus a concern for Cisco and Intel employees

Expedia, Cisco, Uber and Intel are some of the companies where employees are most concerned about their job security due to the coronavirus outbreak, according to a survey by Blind.

WSJ: AT&T CEO's salary jumps to $32M after hedge fund dustup

AT&T CEO Randall Stephenson pulled in $32 million in compensation last year after AT&T's dustup with Elliott Management boosted the company's stock. The Wall Street Journal reported on Thursday that Stephenson's overall compensation increased by 10% in 2019, mainly due to the telco and media company's stock appreciation.

US Senate accused of attacking free speech and security

The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) has suggested a new bill designed to protect children online is a nothing but a thin veil to undermine free speech and security.

Ericsson does a little mission critical M&A

Swedish kit vendor Ericsson has dug up enough loose change to buy Spanish firm Genaker, which does Mission Critical Push-to-talk (MC-PTT) stuff.

California gives up opposition to T-Mobile US and Sprint merger

The final hurdle the long and arduous merger proceedings for the T-Mobile US and Sprint has finally been overcome, 1 year, 8 months, 3 weeks and 3 days after it was first announced.

AT&T Trumpets ‘Significant’ 5G Network Lead

AT&T’s 5G network is kicking into gear with coverage reaching a potential 80 million people spanning about 80 cities, CFO John Stephens said at an investor conference.

Splunk Makes Security Hygiene Sexy Again

Russian state-sponsored hackers and zero-day attacks sound infinity more exciting than, say, multi-factor authentication and patch management. But these seemingly boring security basics should be top of mind, says Monzy Merza, VP and head of security research at Splunk.

Mellanox New Switch ASIC Targets Broadcom; Intel Ties Silicon Photonics to Switch

Mellanox this week unveiled its first family of Ethernet switches powered by the company’s Spectrum-3 ASIC.

Daily Roundup: AT&T Touts 5G Lead

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T-Mobile wins favor from CPUC for Sprint deal

T-Mobile must be busting out the champagne flutes because the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) announced Wednesday it has issued a proposal to approve the merger of Sprint and T-Mobile with conditions.

Coronavirus outbreak designated a pandemic by the WHO

In a move that has seemed inevitable for some time, the World Health Organization has characterized COVID-19 as a pandemic.

UK doubles down on White House irritation with digital sales tax

With the UK already testing the strain on its special relationship with the US following the Huawei decision, the introduction of a 2% digital sales tax is hardly going to help matters.

California AG reaches settlement with T-Mobile

California Attorney General Xavier Becerra announced Wednesday that his office reached a settlement with T-Mobile and his state won’t appeal a district court judge’s decision to allow the T-Mobile/Sprint combination to transpire.

Carriers’ 5G performance a ‘mixed bag’ – RootMetrics

In the early days of 5G U.S. carriers have opted for different deployment strategies using low-, mid-, or high-band spectrum for 5G, and RootMetrics testing across five cities show the approaches deliver varying 5G experiences.

Telefonica and TIM circling bankrupt Oi for Brazil expansion

With the troubles of Brazilian telco Oi plain for everyone to see, Telecom Italia and Telefonica are sniffing out an opportunity for growth in market with significant potential.

Federated Wireless gets ready for rejiggered 6 GHz band

Federated Wireless has been applying what it learned in the Citizens Broadband Radio Service (CBRS) to the 6 GHz band, where it has created new functionality to enable spectrum sharing.

Nokia lands air traffic control deal with Irish Aviation

Nokia announced on Wednesday that the Irish Aviation Authority (IAA) has deployed its IP and MPLS networking products as part an upgrade from legacy services to a next-gen network. The high-bandwidth IP/MPLS network, which went live last year, increased IAA's capacity to help ensure the operation of new, more demanding air traffic control (ATC) applications.

BT develops Ultra MIMO radio, taps O-RAN for insights

BT belongs to the O-RAN Alliance, but the British operator is not yet all that enamored with solutions that use O-RAN. However, it is getting value from O-RAN for work that BT is doing in-house to develop an “Ultra MIMO” radio.

BT lines up 1-Gig home broadband service across the U.K.

Later this month, BT will launch a fiber-based broadband service with speeds of 1 Gigabit to hundreds of homes across the U.K. The service, which is called Full Fibre, will eventually be available to more than 200 million homes. BT plans to reach half of those homes by 2025. Full Fibre is up to 25 times faster than BT's Superfast Fibre service.

CenturyLink rings up more fiber in Tennessee

CenturyLink's fiber march continues in Tennessee with the addition of a 59-mile ring in a growing area southeast of Memphis. The new fiber ring, which is slated to be finished in the fall, will bring faster speeds and more data capacity to the Collierville area of Tennessee. The network expansion will tie in existing CenturyLink fiber routes to create a new metro fiber ring that connects Collierville to the Memphis metro area and Olive Branch, Mississippi. 

Coronavirus: The dawning of a new IT spending era

The impact of the coronavirus has rippled across the IT sector for both buyers and vendors as they face a new set of assumptions and a new global economy, according to recent research. The condensed version of International Data Corporation's most recent data is: "Things could get worse, but hopefully not."

UK government pumps £5 billion into broadband sector

In the first budget of the new Conservative government, the UK telecoms sector was just one recipient of a major public spending spree.

Entner: Is U.S. missing a big 5G opportunity at 6 GHz?

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is on a rampage trying to make as much spectrum available for 5G as it can. But in so doing, is it creating an imbalance in spectrum allocations in the U.S.? If so, what will that mean for the mobile industry in the U.S.?

US extends Huawei license again, but no longer knows why

The US has now suspended its decision to put Huawei on its entity list for a year, calling into question how serious it was in the first place.

TIM annual revenues drop 5.1% but eyes future through convergence

Telecom Italia has reported its financial results for 2019, with Group revenues standing at €17.97 billion, a 5.1% year-on-year decline.

C-band hearing ignites fire from left, right

In what started out years ago as a mostly bipartisan attempt to find more mid-band spectrum for 5G, the C-band more recently has turned into something of a political hot potato.

Europe’s ‘circular economy’ strategy could be shake-up for mobile

As part of the new Industrial Strategy set forward by the European Commission, rules designed to combat the throw away culture of today might have a significant impact on the mobile sector.

Orange, Riverbed, Nuage Chat SD-WAN Pitfalls, Opportunities

Since it’s inception, SD-WAN has sought to address problems like bandwidth constraints, security, and the high cost of MPLS across the WAN. However, the adoption of SD-WAN hasn’t been without growing pains.

Coronavirus Wreaks Havoc on Tech Industry

As the COVID-19 outbreak widens it is spreading fear and a level of uncertainty that the mobile and technology industry at large hasn’t faced in decades. The most valuable companies in the world — Amazon, Apple, Google, and Microsoft — are assembling with U.S. CTO Michael Kratsios at the White House today to coordinate a response to the coronavirus, according to Reuters and other news outlets.

SK Telecom Establishes Digital Healthcare Joint Venture Named Invites Healthcare

SK Telecom today announced that it established a digital healthcare joint venture named Invites Healthcare with Newlake Alliance Management, a Korean private equity firm.

Hitachi Vantara Skims Containership’s Kubernetes Assets

Hitachi Vantara scooped up the debris of Containership’s disastrous Kubernetes cruise, announcing that it has acquired the assets of the failed startup for an undisclosed amount. The deal comes six months after Containership permanently docked its operations.

Daily Roundup: Amazon, Apple Convene COVID-19 Response at White House

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AWS Bottlerocket Launches Into Container OS Space

Amazon Web Services (AWS) today launched a Linux-based container operating system designed specifically to host containers. The move comes as one long-time option is set to exit the scene.

Microsoft Leads Massive Necurs Botnet Takedown

Microsoft said it led the effort to take down Necurs, a malware botnet that infected more than 9 million computers globally, working with partners in 35 countries including cybersecurity ratings company BitSight.

Money Moves: February 2020

Here are some of the most prominent venture capital and merger and acquisition news items from the past month. If you’d like SDxCentral to report on your company’s VC or M&A activity, or if you have any tips on that activity, please send the information to Sydney Sawaya (ssawaya@sdxcentral.com).

FCC looks to mandate STIR/SHAKEN to battle robocalls

As part of efforts to combat robocalls, the FCC will vote this month on a proposal that would require voice providers implement caller ID authentication technology across their IP networks by next year.

UK government keeps Huawei rebels at bay, for now

A Tory rebel amendment designed to ban Huawei from UK mobile networks was narrowly defeated in a parliamentary vote.

Indosat Ooredoo the latest to join the OpenRAN race

With OpenRAN enthusiasm stampeding through the industry, Indosat Ooredoo is the latest telco to join the race.

Rakuten taps Nokia for mobile backhaul

Rakuten has tapped Nokia to provide optical transport technology under a new contract for the operator’s mobile backhaul network in Japan.  

Volkswagen invokes 'human issues' in 5.9 GHz spectrum

Echoing a lot of transportation organizations submitting comments this week, Volkswagen Group of America is urging the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to allocate the full 75 MHz in the 5.9 GHz band for Intelligent Transportation Services (ITS).

Data center switch revenue growth anemic in Q4

According to a recent report by Dell'Oro Group, the worldwide data center switch market grew by a measly 1% year over year in Q4, which marked the slowest growth rate in six years. While data center switch revenue was down in North America and Europe, China's revenues grew by double digits year over year in the fourth quarter.

IEEE cancels plenary; CCA, WISPA events still on

Some industry organizations are forging ahead with their events while others are canceling meetings and telling employees to work from home due to coronavirus concerns.

Where will AT&T launch 5G next?

Since launching last December, AT&T’s low-band flavor of 5G is now available in 80 markets, and Opensignal knows what locations may get it next, based on cities where the carrier has already retired some of its 4G spectrum to repurpose for 5G.

CenturyLink adds IBM Cloud to its Cloud Connect portfolio

CenturyLink can now check IBM Cloud off of the list of the top-cloud providers it's partnering with. IBM Cloud was added to CenturyLink's Cloud Connect Dynamic Connections portfolio, which also includes Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud and Oracle.

MetTel bows new cloud service for mobile security and compliance

MetTel on Tuesday took the wraps off of its SD-M service, which was designed to bring some of the benefits of SD-WAN to mobile workforces. SD-M provides actionable insight and control of factors impacting performance, costs and security of mobility usage by an enterprise's workforce. 

Silver Peak's SD-WAN garners federal stamp of approval

Silver Peak announced on Tuesday that its Unity EdgeConnect SD-WAN platform has completed a federal approval process. Through the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), Silver Peak has completed Federal Information Processing Standard 140-2 (FIPS-2) validation testing for its SD-WAN offering.

UK establishment goes to war with itself over Huawei 5G decision

A bunch of MPs are set to moan in parliament about Huawei today, while a corporate heavy hitter has been recruited as an expert witness for the defence.

90-day free trial and an IP lawsuit; it’s all go at Quibi

Short-form video subscription service Quibi has had somewhat of a mixed week, announcing a 90-day free trial to pump subscriptions while also facing an IP lawsuit in California.

Nokia gets Rakuten Mobile optical transport gig

It’s all about the photonic mesh in the backhaul for Rakuten’s brand new mobile network, and Nokia’s switches are going to help make it work.

Twitter attempts to appease activist investor with board appointment

Small children are afraid of monsters under the bed, but for CEOs, its Elliott Management in the board room which will give them a cold sweat in the middle of the night.

VMware’s Modern App Strategy Embraces Kubernetes as ‘Goldilocks Abstraction’

VMware added native Kubernetes support to its Cloud Foundation software stack and products to its Kubernetes-focused Tanzu portfolio as it continues its aggressive push into containers and cloud-native.

HPE Reveals Cloud Native Software for 5G Core

Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) today revealed a software stack for the 5G core that will be available in the second half of this year. With the HPE 5G Core Stack the company is trying to straddle the benefits of pairing software with its HPE GreenLake platform while also embracing an open, disaggregated approach that will allow operators to use the platform with services or hardware provided by other vendors.

Stateless Taps Intel’s Barefoot Tofino for Interconnection

Stateless today said it updated its Luxon software-defined interconnection platform to use Intel’s Barefoot Tofino P4 programmable switch.

Daily Roundup: Cisco Dreams of 5G WAN

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NetFoundry CEO: The Edge Is ‘Not a Walk in the Park’

NetFoundry’s embedded networking service for edge compute is now commercially available. The company, which uses SDN to create private overlay networks, has partnered with Supermicro, IMS Evolve, Micron, NodeWeaver, and others to build a platform for edge computing with zero-trust networking.

Docker Refocus Targets DevOps Challenges

Docker Inc. today set course for a new destination that will see the container pioneer capitalize on Kubernetes complexity as it aims to win the hearts and favorability of developers. 

COVID-19 Trade Show Impact

Trade shows are evolving rapidly in the wake of the COVID-19 virus. Many have been altered to a virtualized existence and some outright cancelled.

Cisco Dreams of a 5G WAN

Cisco envisions a future in which enterprise’s WANs are connected not by MPLS or broadband, but instead by high-speed, low-latency cellular networks, or what it calls the wireless WAN.

Rakuten Mobile Plays the (Vendor) Field

Rakuten Mobile has generally downplayed the need to rely on legacy equipment vendors and traditional technology for its greenfield network in Japan, but the operator is inking deals with some familiar names in telecom all the same.

Greenblatt: Customer care ante being raised for MVNOs

When a company doesn't own or control the underlying infrastructure of a service, it can differentiate itself through customer service. That is why we have seen most mobile virtual network operators (MVNOs) do such a good job of keeping pace with the networks they ride on, in terms of delivering improved levels of customer service for the past several years. To MVNOs, the adage “never miss an opportunity to delight your customer” is foundational to their continued success.

Amazon makes retail automation tech available to everyone else

Novel technology that promises to make cashiers a thing of the past is now being offered by Amazon to other retailers.

Charter offers 5G for unlimited data plan users

With the launch of Samsung’s new 5G-enabled phones last week, Charter Communications announced that Spectrum Mobile customers on its $45 monthly unlimited data plan can use the phones to access 5G at no additional cost in select cities.

Aussies sue Facebook over Cambridge Analytica scandal

Facebook might have thought the headaches of the Cambridge Analytica scandal were firmly in the rear-view mirror, but the Australian Information Commissioner has different ideas.

Cisco scores service provider wins in India and the Philippines

Cisco announced two much-needed service provider customer wins on Monday, including one with Bharti Airtel, which is one of India's largest carriers. Both announcements were related to building 5G infrastructures.

Carriers push promotions for pricey Samsung S20 series

Samsung’s Galaxy S20 smartphone series launched Friday and carriers have rolled out promotions that may be needed to entice customers adoption of the pricey new premium 5G handsets.

Editor’s Corner: New T-Mobile poised to take 5G network crown

While a few procedural steps remain before it’s a done deal, T-Mobile’s merger with Sprint has cleared the biggest of hurdles and the deal appears headed for closure within the next month or two.

Zayo completes transition to being a private company

Zayo Group Holdings has returned to the privately-held ranks now that its $14.3 billion acquisition is complete. Affiliates of Digital Colony Partners and the EQT Infrastructure IV fund announced on Monday that they have completed their deal to buy Zayo, which was first announced in May of last year.

Telia Carrier launches Cisco-based Viptela SD-WAN service

Telia Carrier announced on Monday that it has expanded its SD-WAN portfolio with Cisco's Viptela offering. The addition of Cisco Viptela SD-WAN is part of Telia Carrier's move into the enterprise space by using its large, global internet backbone.

5G Future Forum or Telco Edge Forum — What’s the difference?

Now that the industry has debated the importance of a virtualized core and the cost-effectiveness of an open radio access network (RAN), mobile operators are turning their attention to the network edge. In fact, you don’t have to look very far to see that wireless operators like Verizon are already using the network edge as a competitive differentiator with its “Intelligent Edge” marketing campaign.

Singtel, AIS and SK bundle together for gaming JV

SK Telecom has joined forces with Thailand’s AIS and Singapore’s Singtel to launch a new partnership to develop new gaming-related revenue streams.

Ooredoo says it’s OK with Huawei

The Ooredoo Group is the latest telco to dismiss security concerns and announce Huawei as a supplier for its 5G deployments.

UK Parliament wants to have another look at the 5G security decision

The UK government’s decision to allow Huawei to have a limited role in UK 5G networks is being queried by Parliament, which has opened a public inquiry.

Reliance Jio reckons it can do 5G without vendor help

Reliance Jio has thrown somewhat of a spanner in the 5G ecosystem, claiming that it has developed its own ‘end-to-end’ 5G technologies.

TIM gets fined for rigging Italian fibre market, will appeal

The Italian Antitrust Authority (AGCM) reckons operator TIM acted to restrict competition in certain parts of the domestic fibre market. TIM disagrees.

UK’s £1 billion Shared Rural Network is going ahead

The Shared Rural Network is an innovative idea from the UK Government, and now it is ready to roar forward, promising 95% geographical coverage by 2025.

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Telia Taps Cisco Viptela SD-WAN

Sweden-based mobile network operator Telia today announced Cisco Viptela would form the basis of its international SD-WAN offering.

Daily Roundup: Coronavirus Cancels Dell, Other Events

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COVID-19 Pushes Microsoft, Dell, Red Hat to Virtualize Events

Microsoft, Dell Technologies, Red Hat, and Nvidia are among a handful of vendors that have had to alter upcoming mega-events due to health concerns tied to the growing spread of the COVID-19 virus.

Mighty Morphin HPE Unleashes Container Platform

In holding to its promise made last November, Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) today announced global availability of its Container Platform. 

Cisco Deploys SDN, Optical Transport for 5G in Asia

Cisco today announced the deployment of its new converged SDN transport infrastructure for 5G and plans to deploy a 100 Gb/s IP and optical network for India’s Bharti Airtel.