MWC, the telco industry’s annual February gathering in Barcelona, has evolved into an event where the technology world’s leading trends are on full display.From the adoption of artificial intelligence throughout the infrastructure all the way to the edge, to the integration of cloud platforms and innovative data management solutions, the telco community is entering a new paradigm where a confluence of technologies will shape its infrastructure future for years to come.“Everything has changed, because with AI you have these elephant workloads that cannot run on a single processor,” said Broadcom Inc

It was a day of contrasting fortunes for information technology infrastructure leaders Hewlett-Packard Enterprise Co. and NetApp Inc. as they reported their latest financial results today.While the former missed expectations on revenue amid a steep decline, the latter company reported increased sales that came in ahead of estimates. HPE’s stock was consequently trading lower, while shares of NetApp made big gains in extended trading.HPE reported fiscal first-quarter earnings before certain costs such as stock compensation of 48 cents per share, just ahead of the Street’s target of 45 cents. However, its sales plunged 14% from a year earlier, to just $6

With a focus on edge-to-cloud, AI networking and the convergence of telco and enterprise, Hewlett Packard Enterprise Co. is seeking to reshape the industry landscape.HPE’s acquisition of Juniper Networks Inc. underlines the company’s dedication to delivering value to customers and driving innovation in the industry, according to Antonio Neri (pictured), president and chief executive officer of HPE. As HPE continues to chart its course toward a future defined by connectivity, intelligence and agility, the technology industry is anticipating the company’s impact.“We have been saying that the enterprise of the future will be edge-centric, cloud-enabled and data-driven,” Neri said