Daily Roundup: Intel Plunks $3.5B Into New Mexico Foundry

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Intel Invests $3.5B in New Mexico Facility in Latest Foundry Push

The cash infusion will retrofit the Rio Rancho campus to enable semiconductor production using the chipmaker’s Foveros 3D packaging technology. Read more.

Can Anyone Catch AWS in the Telco Cloud Race?

“I think AWS is certainly in the driver’s seat at the moment of this market without question,” CCS Insight’s Nick McQuire said. Read more.

Aryaka Gets SASE-er With Secucloud Buy

The SD-WAN vendor plans to integrate Secucloud’s secure web gateway and cloud-based firewalls into a managed SASE aimed at small to midsize business. Read more.

Red Hat Opens Up StackRox Community

While RedHat hasn’t decided which group will ultimately assume governance of the open source project, it sounds like CNCF, which also houses Kubernetes, is a safe bet. Read more.

HPE Storage Cascades Into Cloud-Native Biz, GreenLake Expansion

“Today is a proof point of the transformation of that core to a cloud-first, modern operational experience of our storage business,” HPE’s Tom Black said. Read more.

Red Hat, IBM Research Convey an App Migration Model

The Konveyor Project is an overarching platform that includes several components targeted at various migration models focused on re-hosting, re-platforming, or re-factoring legacy applications. Read more.

Riverbed Optimizes Encrypted Traffic, Improves Visibility

The update not only improves the visibility of services using TLS encryption but boosts network performance tenfold, the WAN optimization vendor claims. Read more.