To accommodate the many hyperconverged infrastructure (HCI) applications, Dell EMC added two new hardware platforms to its XC family.
At its .NEXT user conference, Nutanix outlined its plan to become the next major enterprise platform vendor, announcing several products to give it visibility among CIOs.
After several strategic acquisitions, Extreme Networks is now a major player in enterprise networking. But the company is experiencing some unforeseen integration challenges.
With its Cognitive Campus, Arista Networks brings the benefits of its spline, CloudVision and EOS operating system to the campus network.
VMware’s Virtual Cloud Network provides an agile network and security overlay that acts as a “fabric” to connect apps, data, and users to each other.
Extreme Networks urges users to embrace change and help their companies do more through network innovation.
Juniper Network’s Contrail Enterprise Multicloud gives customers options to shift to multicloud.
Cisco brings the benefits of intent-based networking (IBN) to the IoT to help customers scale, secure, and optimize their environments.
After deploying an Aryaka SD-WAN, global e-learning company City & Guilds Group saw a 3x improvement in Office 365 application performance.
Network engineers need to embrace the shift to software as a way to do their jobs better and faster. Cisco’s DevNet Create event is one way to help them get those skills.
