Analysis - Enterprise
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Deloitte's Chris Thomas outlines strategies for optimizing hybrid cloud adoption, emphasizing the need for robust architecture to connect cloud systems, support GenAI capabilities, and utilize holistic KPI frameworks for -
SASE surge to smash short-term macroeconomic concerns
Dell'Oro Group is predicting a doubling of market revenues by 2029.
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Will Cisco benefit from HPE-Juniper block?
The deal has garnered approval from more than a dozen international regulatory bodies. -
Cloudbrink’s latest SASE deal shows fight against Zscaler
Japan’s NEC Network and Systems Integration added the vendor to its list of managed offering it’s providing to enterprise clients. -
Can Cisco and NTT make enterprise 5G easy?
Simplifying network connectivity is an important challenge for vendors as they look to move new services and technology into the enterprise space.
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Can HPE integrate Juniper opportunities?
“There’s absolutely going to be some roadmap rationalization,” Moor Insights & Strategy's Will Townsend said.
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HPE, Juniper, Cisco, Broadcom top SDxCentral’s top 10 stories of 2024
SDxCentral was again on the forefront of covering the player and technologies in 2024, helping enterprise decision-makers navigate this growing complexity. -
Cisco upheaval drove interest in 2024
That upheaval resulted in thousands of jobs cut, the exodus of high-profile executives, and concerns over Cisco’s core networking focus moving forward. -
Top HPE-Juniper insight from 2024
Customers have been struggling to unpack what impact a consolidated company might have on operations. -
Is your WAN ready for the AI revolution?
The explosive growth of generative artificial intelligence brings a critical challenge to both enterprise network managers and communication service providers. -
Zscaler, Cisco, Broadcom SD-WAN efforts drove interest in 2024
That interest included focus on new platform launches and advances that refined underlying SD-WAN architectures in support of growing cybersecurity services. -
Ericsson, T-Mobile US, and HPE-Juniper headlined top telecom stories in 2024
Verizon's vendor bankruptcy and EchoStar ditching VMware also drew a lot of views.
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Can Nvidia AI jolt Verizon’s edge, private 5G push?
Verizon is tapping Nvidia to power enterprise services running over the carrier’s 5G private network and mobile edge compute infrastructure.
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Broadcom bounces VMware operating concerns
Broadcom shrugged off the ability to grow the VMware business despite ongoing customer unrest. -
Wi-Fi 7 adoption starting to get up to speed
It has up to five times the capacity of Wi-Fi 6.
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Intel CEO Gelsinger leaves the chip giant listless
Forrester Research Senior Analyst Alvin Nguyen explained that “tech execs need to pay attention to who Intel brings in as CEO." -
How long does it take to leave VMware?
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Verizon touts ‘specificity’ of its open RAN ‘first’
“Not a lot of specificity coming out of operators in our industry related to actual O-RAN deployments," Verizon's Adam Koeppe said.
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HPE-Juniper, Cisco networking chaos has enterprises nervous
'I've had customers put things on hold right now, and not just the Juniper side but both sides,' Forrester's Andre Kindness said.
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DOJ scrutiny of HPE's acquisition of Juniper Networks: A deep dive into underlying concerns
The Department of Justice's scrutiny of Hewlett Packard Enterprise's proposed $14 billion acquisition of Juniper Networks likely stems from two critical issues. -
Edge to edge out data centers as world’s processing centers
ReThink Technology Research predicts 74% of data will be processed outside of traditional data centers by early in the next decade.
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Cisco AI, Splunk splash score ‘solid’ start
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Microsoft mauls Amazon, Google in cloud AI engagement
IoT Analytics did add that all three can claim a market victory. -
Is Lumen the template for NaaS success?
The company has signed up more than 400 network-as-a-service customers over the past year, which CEO Kate Johnson noted was “a good start for sure.”