AI has transformed almost every aspect of technology, and now Nvidia is looking to bring the technology to the wireless industry with its compact Aerial RAN computer.
That's one takeaway from the Connect 2025 event in Paris, where Extreme rolled out new products to address the upcoming wave of AI in networking.
AI, scaling, cross-sell and Java present near-term opportunities for IBM’s massive partner ecosystem.
Beyond the stadium, Notre Dame is upgrading its entire network infrastructure, including switches, to meet the demands of Wi-Fi 6E.
The new AI feature in the PGA Tour's Tourcast platform brings every golf shot to life with real-time context and insights, enabling more players to get meaningful coverage instead of just those at the top of the leaderboard. What can IT teams le
In the age of AI, high-speed optical networking is more important than ever. Co-packaged optics removes the need for pluggable optics, simplifying network design while increasing resiliency.
Initiative led by Jio Platforms Limited will combine AMD’s computing solutions, Cisco’s networking and security, and Nokia’s RAN and core technologies.
Microsoft’s expanded partnership with Veeam benefits customers and indicates a significant shift in the data resiliency market.
Cisco aims to help customers do more with AI, and at Cisco Live in Amsterdam, company leaders talked up its security direction, Silicon One network processors, and platform approach.
Through new partnerships with industry leaders, Nvidia aims to help advance practical use cases for AI in healthcare and life sciences.
