The new network operating model: Replace hardware, or replace assumptions?

Modernize your network to align strategy with operations; aging hardware is a strategic risk.

Why network as a service is gaining momentum in the distributed enterprise

Network as a service is gaining momentum as enterprises rethink connectivity for distributed architectures, hybrid cloud environments and AI workloads.
BizTech

What Is Cisco’s Deep Network Model, and What Does It Mean for Business Workflows?

Doug Bonderud is an award-winning writer capable of bridging the gap between complex and conversational across technology, innovation and the human condition. As artificial intelligence becomes ...
Forbes

The Invisible Backbone: How Network As A Service (NaaS) Infrastructure Drives Schools, Warehouses, And Workplaces

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Gary Drenik is a writer covering AI, analytics and innovation. Today I’m chatting with Anil Varanasi, the co-founder and CEO of ...
Network World

FluidCloud’s Large Infrastructure Model targets the multicloud networking gap

AI startup FluidCloud launches a Large Infrastructure Model to simplify multicloud networking, automate Terraform translation, and enable faster, safer cloud migrations across providers. Migrating ...
No Jitter

The End to Networking as We Know It?

Software routing, combined with software/virtual-function hosting, could transform the whole industry by converging networking and IT in a way most never considered. We've had stories about the death ...
Network World

Cisco underscores AI commitment with networking LLM, agentic AI interface

Cisco's Deep Network Model relies on telemetry data from ThousandEyes, AppDynamics, and NetFlow; AI Canvas troubleshoots network issues with real-time dashboards that guide corrective actions. SAN ...