| Kyndryl Launches Cyber Defense Operations Center Kyndryl announced the launch of its first Cyber Defense Operations Center, a next-generation command hub that unifies network operations and security operations into a single, integrated operating model. The new Center is located in Bengaluru, India, providing global customers with deep cybersecurity and network operations expertise to accelerate incident response, resilience, and overall IT performance. |
| Vonage Expands Developer Ecosystem Vonage announced a number of new initiatives, to further expand and enable its global developer community. By growing its developer community and tools, giving developers and enterprises access to new mobile network insights and capabilities that can be embedded into existing applications and workflows, Vonage is accelerating its strategy to transform mobile networks into a programmable platform. |
| SecureVision Expands Southeast Footprint SecureVision announced the recent acquisition and successful integration of IPacket Networks and ENCO's bulk connectivity business. Acquired in separate transactions, the two businesses previously operated as independently owned internet providers serving MDUs in the local market. |
| NetWitness and Lumifi Cyber Partner NetWitness and Lumifi Cyber announced a strategic partnership to deliver a comprehensive Managed Detection and Response solution for both IT and operational technology environments. |
| Kaspersky Discovers Keenadu Kaspersky announced that it has detected a new malware for Android devices that it dubbed Keenadu. This malware is distributed in multiple forms, it can be preinstalled directly into devices’ firmware, embedded within system apps, or even downloaded from official app stores such as Google Play. |
| Keysight Scales Up AI Data Centers Keysight announced a new portfolio of scale-up validation solutions designed to help artificial intelligence data center operators address growing bandwidth, latency, and interoperability bottlenecks as compute clusters become denser and more complex. |
| NIST Announces AI Agent Standards Initiative NIST announced the launch of the AI Agent Standards Initiative. The Initiative will ensure that the next generation of AI, AI agents capable of autonomous actions, is widely adopted with confidence, can function securely on behalf of its users, and can interoperate smoothly across the digital ecosystem. |
| Kaspersky Enhances Network Detection and Response Kaspersky announced a major update to Kaspersky Anti Targeted Attack 8.0, designed to help organizations improve visibility across their networks and detect sophisticated cyberthreats earlier and with greater accuracy. |
| Qualcomm Commits to AI Venture Fund in India Qualcomm announced its intention to invest up to $150 million to support India’s rapidly expanding technology and AI startup ecosystem. The investments will be deployed through Qualcomm Ventures and will invest in startups across all stages, with a particular focus on AI for automotive, IoT, robotics, and mobile. |
| Rohde & Schwarz Transmitter Powers Broadcast Services Rohde & Schwarz announced that they have been selected by ETV to upgrade their core transmitter site at Avala, serving the capital city of Belgrade. The project will deploy the first 5G Broadcast transmitter in Serbia, to boost the country's broadcasting capabilities ahead of EXPO 2027. |
| Gilat Receives SATCOM Order from Israeli MoD Gilat Satellite Networks announced that its defense division, Gilat Defense, has been awarded a contract valued $9 million by Israel’s Ministry of Defense for the delivery and integration of satellite communication systems and services. |
| Keysight Introduces PAM3 Signaling Keysight announced its new graphics double data rate 7 transmitter compliance solution, that accelerates validation of Joint Electron Device Engineering Council standards for graphics and artificial intelligence applications. |
| Ericsson and the University of Toronto join Forces Ericsson and the University of Toronto announced a new multi-year partnership designed to accelerate innovation and R&D in next generation, AI powered mobile communications technologies. Under the initial three-year framework agreement, Ericsson will invest $1M to advance the technological infrastructure that underlies wireless communications, strengthening the Canadian R&D ecosystem. |
| Microsoft and CrowdStrike Announce the Falcon Platform CrowdStrike and Microsoft announced an expansion of their strategic alliance that allows organizations of all sizes to purchase the CrowdStrike Falcon platform on Microsoft Marketplace using their existing Microsoft Azure Consumption Commitment. |
| Keysight Unveils 3D Interconnect Designer Keysight Technologies announced 3D Interconnect Designer, a new addition to its Electronic Design Automation portfolio. The solution addresses the mounting complexity of designing 3D interconnects for high-chiplet and 3DIC advanced packages used in AI infrastructure and data center applications. |
| Spirent Introduces First Domain-Trained Agentic AI Solution Spirent Communications announced Spirent Luma, an integrated agentic AI solution for network testing and assurance. Purpose-built and domain-trained on Spirent’s decades of network testing expertise, Luma is designed to help customers interpret results more quickly, troubleshoot faster, and reduce reliance on scarce expert knowledge to resolve increasingly complex network issues. |
| Lumen Targets AI Bottlenecks Lumen announced an expansion of its enterprise networking portfolio with Lumen Multi-Cloud Gateway and enhanced metro data center connectivity across major U.S. markets. |
| Deutsche Telekom Launches Multi-Orbit IoT Roaming Deutsche Telekom announced that it now enables multi-orbit roaming for the Internet of Things. The new solution ensures that IoT devices can transmit their data seamlessly and worldwide, either via terrestrial mobile networks or via satellite, depending on the situation. |
| Meta Partners with NVIDIA on AI NVIDIA announced a multiyear, multigenerational strategic partnership with Meta spanning on-premises, cloud and AI infrastructure. |
| VIAVI Launches Cesium-less Enhanced Primary Reference Time Clock VIAVI announced that it has launched the patent-pending Cesium-less ePRTC360+ holdover solution to safeguard at-risk critical power grids, transportation, aviation and public safety systems, 5G mobile networks and AI data center infrastructure against the increased threat of GNSS timing disruptions. It is the only alternative to Cesium clocks to meet ITU-T G.8272.1 standards. |
| Palo Alto Networks Releases Incident Response Report Palo Alto Networks announced the release of The Unit 42 2026 Global Incident Response Report which reveals an era of accelerated attacks where AI, sprawling attack surfaces, and identity fuel the majority of breaches. Based on Unit 42 analysis of over 750 high-stakes incidents, adversaries are leveraging AI throughout the attack lifecycle, accelerating attack speeds by 4x over the past year. |
| Cloudflare and Mastercard Partner to Extend Comprehensive Cyber Defense Cloudflare and Mastercard announced a strategic partnership with the intent to develop tools to help small businesses, critical infrastructure, and governments protect themselves from today’s most pressing cyber threats without putting the brakes on innovation. |
| Lasso Security Introduces Intent Deputy Lasso Security announced the launch of Intent Deputy: the industry’s first behavioral intent framework purpose-built for securing AI agents. Intent Deputy is the foundational product behind what Lasso defines as “Intent Security,” a new approach that moves beyond broken data patterns to analyze behavioral intent in real time and understand why AI acts, not just what it says. |
| Microsoft and Ericsson Partner On Enterprise Mobility Ericsson announced a major joint Microsoft-Ericsson development in enterprise mobility, the integration of advanced 5G capabilities directly into Windows 11. The transformative results mean enterprises worldwide - and their workforces - stand to benefit from secure, policy-driven laptop connectivity, simplifying how IT departments manage, protect and scale mobile PC fleets. |
| Ericsson Launches Agentic rApp as a Service on AWS Ericsson announced the launch of its innovative Agentic rApp as a Service. This groundbreaking solution, built on AWS, is designed to revamp the network optimization process using Agentic AI for reasoning and coordination of the optimization workflow. |