Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
LiquidStack’s low-power, closed-system server-cooling technology, has caught the eye of Microsoft Azure.
The new Armv9 microarchitecture from Arm will cater to the demands of artificial intelligence and machine learning, and add security features.
Scientists at Georgia Tech have developed an antenna that can translate millimeter-wave 5G signals into usable electrical power.
Cisco is making it simpler to buy its SASE offerings, adding passwordless authentication, and helping to customize the package through a SASE channel in its DevNet software-developer community.
At Cisco Live! 2021 Cisco integrates ThousandEyes technology with Cat 9000 switches, AppDynamics dashboard
Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger is going forward with Intel's chip-foundry business, with plans later this year to announce its expansion in the US and Europe.
Cisco unwraps Cisco Plus, a NaaS offering focused on security and hybrid cloud for now
Missing security-validation steps in network slicing design pose a risk of serious privacy and security breaches.
If enterprises adopt the operational models of hyperscalers, it would maximize the reduction of CO2 that can be attributed to data centers, but just moving workloads to the cloud would help a lot.
As networks rely more on software, industry experts expect open-source to play a role in Layer 2 and 3 functionality, and that data-centers will rely more on cloud-like services.
Cisco has integrated its SD-WAN technology with Google's Network Connectivity Center, a new management platform designed to simplify on-prem and cloud networking.
Mesh7's security technology will be combined with VMware's Kubernetes-based Tanzu Service Mesh.
The FCC is auctioning off 100MHz more of mid-range radio-frequency licenses suitable for 5G services and to trying to make it easier for the winners to put them to use quickly.
AMD's new Milan processor features a 19% performance bump and socket compatibility with its older processors.
NetApp is ending production of its hyperconvergence hardware and plans to focus on software-defined infrastructure.
Cisco is using AMD’s new EPYC 7003 processor to boost performance in its Unified Computing System family of servers.
Expanded partnership aims to make it easier for enterprises to run GPU-accelerated AI applications.
A S$30 million fund will support a range of projects, including autonomous port vehicles and smart manufacturing.
Cisco's Silicon One webscaler-device family now has 10 members
Enterprise data-center pros are embracing cloud services, growing high-speed networks, enabling remote workforces, and adopting automation and AI.
Alveo SN1000 SmartNICs come with 100Gb/s line rate network function offload and composability features for customization.
With backing from Nvidia and Intel, startup Pliops is working to make data-center storage more efficient.
These 5 tools can help automate the detection and remediation of vulnerabilities, they're available at no cost, and some are upgradeable to more fully featured platforms.
Pure Storage and Equinix will collaborate to offer bare metal as-a-service to provide enterprises more control, flexibility and speed during server provisioning.
Keerti Melkote, president and founder of Aruba, talks future networks, edge computing and 5G.
The integration of Microsoft's Virtual WAN Hub and VMware's SD-WAN is aimed at making it easier for customers to deploy widely distributed business applications.
A report released today by Comcast details the sharp upswing in Internet usage during the ongoing pandemic.
Using trillions of data points this cloud-based machine learning platform can provide the optimal IT solution in seconds.
Cisco gains Acacia high-speed, optical interconnect technologies
New preconfigured private-cloud platforms feature Red Hat on IBM RISC servers.
Cisco issues patches for high-end software systems ACI, Application Services Engine and NX-OS operating system.
Juniper integrates 128 Technology's Session Smart software with its Mist AI-based cloud management family.
Ed Meyercord talks cloud network management, core enterprise network changes and 5G opportunities as Extreme nears its 25th anniversary.
Big names are urging antitrust officials to intervene in Nvidia's $40 billion bit to buy Arm.
Pure Storage's Purity software and capacity-optimized flash platform add new file support and ransomware protection.
Samsung claims its new HBM-PIM power-in-memory architecture will more than double system performance and reduce energy consumption by over 70%.
Cisco ties its Edge Intelligence software with AWS IOT Core service to control industrial-edge networking.
Palo Alto Networks bolsters machine learning, security application development, and licensing flexibility with its recent moves.
New IBM program is designed for moving Unix i-based POWER apps to a private cloud.
Juniper unveils Paragon Automation suite that promises to help eliminate manual tasks and workflow processes
Growing market share and customer wins show that AMD Epyc processors are taking hold.
For older HPE Apollo, ProLiant and Synergy servers still using SATA-connected disk drives, a speedy SSD replacement option is now available.
Cloud APIs, automation, and branch connectivity are top of mind for enterprise network teams.
Cisco Secure Application combines security capabilities with application performance data to simplify vulnerability management.
With data-center recruitment issues projected to increase, researchers from Uptime Institute are concerned the bar is set too high for applicants.
Arista expands its Macro-Segmentation Service (MSS) to include MSS-Group, software that enables creation of logically assigned security groupings.
Dell, VMware and SK Telecom team up to offer OneBox MEC, a single device that integrates private 5G and edge-computing.
Cockroach Labs ranks Google cloud tops for overall performance, Microsoft Azure for the best storage, and AWS for the best latency response.
Servers from major vendors such as HPE and Dell have been certified to provide optimized AI performance.
Achieving Ethernet speeds of a terabit per second and beyond means overcoming technical obstacles of optics, power and network architecture.
