Infusing automation platforms with greater AI capabilities can help enterprises improve network troubleshooting, avoid configuration errors, and streamline workload management.
IBM Synthetic Data Sets are designed to help with training or fine-tuning AI models quickly on IBM Z and LinuxONE mainframes.
Cisco’s Chuck Robbins said the vendor is seeing early AI applications in the healthcare and manufacturing industries.
Nile’s NaaS offering, Nile Access Service, lets customers set up and manage campus network operations.
Cisco’s AI Defense package protects enterprise customers developing AI applications.
Aruba’s retail-ready networking portfolio includes a new Cellular Bridge, compact Ethernet switch, wireless access points, and IoT-focused analytics.
Cisco needs to complete its corporate restructuring goals, strengthen its platform approach to networking and security, and capitalize on AI-driven data center opportunities.
SnapAttack, a privately held company headquartered in Arlington, Virg., is known for its threat detection and engineering platform.
Nokia brings SONiC support, automation to its data center switching portfolio.
Extreme’s new AI-powered Platform ONE delivers network management, automation capabilities, partner integrations, and simplified licensing in an effort to improve visibility and ease of use across networking and security domains.
