A smarter way to build a SASE RFP
A new SASE RFP framework aids medium to large enterprises in addressing security, performance, and user experience concerns
Analysis - Monitoring
In-depth analysis of networking, cloud, and AI infrastructure trends
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Making the case for next-gen, unified network monitoring platform
Broadcom’s Network Observability uses artificial intelligence (AI) to enhance visibility, optimize SD-WAN, and secure networks with secure access service edge (SASE) integration. -
How to channel multivendor SASE into next-gen NetOps
Optimizing multivendor SASE requires automation. Explore best practices for orchestration, AI integration, and closed-loop network management. -
AI Fabric Orchestration: Supercharging AI Networks
SONiC NOS optimizes AI network traffic flow, leveraging ONES 3.0 for efficient GPU communication and lossless transmission. -
Aviz Networks Releases ONES 3.0 for AI Network Management
Aviz Networks introduced ONES 3.0, enhancing AI network management with features like improved visibility into GPU performance and a new orchestration framework. -
Streamlining AI Fabric Management: The Imperative of a Centralized Management Platform
The article discusses the growing need for centralized management platforms in AI fabric management as data centers evolve towards AI-centric architectures. -
Single Click SONiC Evaluations and POCs
SONiC enhances network flexibility and scalability. Evaluating SONiC has challenges, but FTAS simplifies testing and deployment. -
Explore the Latest Features of ONES 3.0 for Data Center Management
ONES 3.0 introduces features like ONES Multisite and enhanced SONiC support, improving global data center management with streamlined monitoring. -
Transforming AI Fabric with ONES: Enhanced Observability for GPU Performance
Aviz Networks introduces ONES 3.0, enhancing observability and management of AI fabrics, focusing on GPU performance. -
Postman, Palantir, and Top Innovators Lead the Latest Marketplace Additions
Discover SDxCentral’s newest Marketplace additions, including Postman and Palantir, alongside key players in AI, cloud, cybersecurity, and networking. Explore how these innovators shape IT infrastructure and drive industry progress. -
Cisco’s McLaren F1 link powers platform advances
Cisco’s work with McLaren allows it to test equipment and services in stressful situations, which can then help prove performance for other environments. -
Why 'SaaS-ification' of networks is the future of IT
Why network-as-a-service providers are better positioned to meet enterprise cloudification needs when transitioning from on-premises to cloud-based networking. -
Why ZTNA is essential for health care security
As valuable as zero-trust network access can be on its own, it’s even more powerful when it’s managed as part of a larger secure access service edge. -
Has Verizon found the 5G key to edge security?
5G has been a boon to the edge computing and networking space but has increased edge security challenges due to a greater attack surface.
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How Palo Alto Networks' Unit 42 uses XDR, XSIAM
XDR is a core tool for modern security operation centers.
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HPE Aruba CSO details new network security control features
HPE Aruba Networking lays out a path for artificial intelligence-powered network security and observability capabilities. -
SONiC expands open source network operating system with enterprise edge, add new members
SONiC has formed the PoE Edge Networks with SONiC (PENS) workgroup in collaboration with member organizations Aviz Networks, Wistron, Cisco, and Celestica
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Federated Wireless offers advanced private network monitoring for enterprises
The new service uses advances in spectrum monitoring and network probes
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Google Cloud CISO contrasts shared fate vs. shared responsibility models
The shared responsibility model "is contractually and legally correct, but it doesn't ... embody the right philosophical approach for security," CISO Phil Venables said. -
Dell adds telecom automation for CSPs, bolsters Red Hat Blocks
Dell's latest round of updates also further the vendor's ongoing push into the telecom space. -
IBM disrupts load balancing market with new DNS-based service
Load balancers by definition are all about balancing the traffic to ensure availability and performance. IBM is now looking to upend traditional approaches. -
Comparing HPE and Juniper Networks’ security portfolios – who does it better?
Executives from both companies have downplayed the risk of overlap across the respective portfolios, but how do their security and secure access service edge (SASE) portfolios actually compare? -
How are Verizon and T-Mobile FWA efforts performing?
Quite well, according to a new report from Network speed test monitoring firm Ookla. -
Kinetica aims to enable telcos to converse with their data
Kinetica’s real-time GPU database was built for spatial and time-series workloads. With its telecommunications platform, users can ask complex questions and visualize and interact with billions of data points. -
Wi-Fi matters – network investments equal financial success for retailers
Retailers are working to upgrade the Wi-Fi capabilities to keep pace with changing consumer behaviors and expectations. However, IT teams at many retailers have significant work to do to