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Delivering Simplified Operations: The Latest from Cisco Live Amsterdam

Delivering Simplified Operations: The Latest from Cisco Live Amsterdam

Helping our customers simplify and streamline how they build, manage, and optimize great networking experiences is at the heart of Cisco Networking Cloud. At Cisco Live Amsterdam, we’re advancing this vision with innovations that simplify operations with automation and artificial intelligence (AI), extend visibility across cloud and on-premises networks, converge the management experience, and provide […]

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Cisco, Hitachi deliver managed hybrid cloud services

Cisco, Hitachi deliver managed hybrid cloud services

Cisco and Hitachi Vantara have unveiled the first fruits of their partnership, signed last year, that aims to bring managed as-a-service offerings to enterprise customers with hybrid cloud environments. The joint offering, Hitachi EverFlex with Cisco Powered Hybrid Cloud, includes a range of converged infrastructure services that meld compute, networking and software technologies from Cisco […]

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Meta to build $800 million, AI-first data center in Indiana

Meta to build $800 million, AI-first data center in Indiana

Facebook parent company Meta will build one of its first data centers dedicated to generative AI workloads in Jeffersonville, Indiana, creating roughly 100 operational jobs and about 1,250 in construction work at a cost of $800 million. The new data center, which Meta expects to be operational by 2026, was announced yesterday by Indiana Governor […]

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Cisco Enterprise Infrastructure (EI) Blueprint

Cisco Enterprise Infrastructure (EI) Blueprint

CCIE Enterprise Infrastructure is a lot of work, and using a structured approach is important. Our course is designed to build knowledge progressively, starting with foundational concepts and advancing to more complex topics. For example: Layer 2 technologies: Interfaces VLANs Spanning tree Etherchannel Layer 3 technologies: IPv4 IPv6 Routing protocols Network services Security Etc. However, […]

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Cisco sees headway in quantum networking, but advances are slow

Cisco sees headway in quantum networking, but advances are slow

The development of quantum networking technology will ultimately yield more secure and higher-speed connectivity, but it’s still very early in the game and many challenges remain before it becomes mainstream. While core quantum networking technologies such as repeaters and photonics are being developed, it is security applications – specifically post-quantum cryptography (PQC) – that are likely […]

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Resource Public Key Infrastructure (RPKI)

Resource Public Key Infrastructure (RPKI)

On the Internet, we use BGP for routing. BGP has no built-in security mechanisms to check whether a prefix belongs to a specific autonomous system (AS). It’s all based on trust. You can advertise whatever you want; the only thing stopping those prefixes is outbound or inbound filters if you have any. The Internet is […]

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BGP Route Leaking

BGP Route Leaking

We use BGP on the Internet to exchange routing information between autonomous systems (AS). A route leak happens when one or more routes are advertised and accepted by ASes that shouldn’t have these routes. This can have nasty side effects like traffic delays, drops, and security issues. In this lesson, we’ll dive into BGP roles, […]

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HPE’s potential acquisition of Juniper may propel its position in the global AI race

HPE’s potential acquisition of Juniper may propel its position in the global AI race

In a potentially transformative deal for the tech industry, Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) is in discussions to purchase Juniper Networks for $13 billion, according to  Reuters. This acquisition could be strategically crucial for HPE as it seeks to expand its reach in the AI and related markets that are becoming increasingly competitive. “HPE is experiencing […]

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From outdated to outstanding—revolutionizing manufacturing data centers

From outdated to outstanding—revolutionizing manufacturing data centers

The data surge in manufacturing is reshaping operations, demanding timely access to data across diverse centers of data that are often housed in varying footprints, from small server rooms near the plant-floor to large colocated data centers. However, given the extended obsolescence and update cycles in manufacturing to maintain non-stop production, those data centers are […]

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