Check out our top 10 articles for August 2021 covering the SDxCentral universe of cloud, telecom, security, and networking. Rankings are based on unique visitors aggregated during the month.
10. Cisco Looks to ThousandEyes for WAN-on-Demand StrategyCisco's recent cloud and colocation partnerships are the foundation of a grander play leveraging ThousandEyes to shape SD-WAN routing policy. Read more.
9. Regulatory Hurdles Overshadow Nvidia Arm AcquisitionDespite slipping deadlines, Nvidia posted record revenues in the second fiscal quarter of 2022, which saw revenues climb 68% year over year to $6.5 billion. Read more.
8. VMware’s VeloCloud Scores GE Healthcare SD-WAN IntegrationThe integration allows existing VMware SD-WAN or SASE customers to securely prioritize latency-sensitive GE Healthcare application traffic. Read more.
7. Ampere's AI Acquisition Puts Intel, Nvidia in Its CrosshairsOnSpecta's AI acceleration platform promises to boost Ampere's inference processing performance by more than 400%. Read more.
6. Zscaler, Palo Alto Networks, VMware Among ZTNA Leaders, Forrester SaysZscaler has the largest ZTNA market presence, according to Forrester, and it is also the only vendor that doesn’t have any “needs improvement” areas on its scorecard. Read more.
5. Marvell's Innovium Ingestion to Burn Broadcom“It's a great move for Marvell as it gives them a credible threat to try and chip away at Broadcom’s lock in the hyperscale market,” ZK Research's Zeus Kerravala said. Read more.
4. Palo Alto Networks Paves Cybersecurity Career Paths for AllThe National Cyber Security Alliance partnered with Palo Alto Networks to launch the Cybersecurity Education and Career Resource Library. Read more.
3. Cisco's Campus Switch Dominance ThreatenedCisco’s share over the last four years has been hovering around 55%, but it sees rising competition from Arista, Extreme, HPE, and Juniper, Dell’Oro's Sameh Boujelbene said. Read more.
2. Cisco Claims Spot Among Top 10 Global Software Companies“That $4 billion of software revenue over the last 90 days, we’re one of the biggest software companies in the world,” Cisco CFO Scott Herren said. Read more.
1. Cisco Goes All Hybrid With ‘No Return to Office’ PolicyCisco’s current annual research and development budget is about $6 billion, and the bulk of this investment will help support hybrid work-related technologies. Read more.
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