November 10, 2021

PARTNER

Partner Innovation Challenge: Making Everything Possible

2 min read

This is the fourth year we’ve hosted Cisco’s Partner Innovation Challenge, and it’s just getting better every year. This year, our winners are truly diverse, come from around the world, and illustrate how technology innovation makes just about anything possible.

November 10, 2021

DATA CENTER

UCS X-Series – Computing for the next decade

2 min read

Cisco UCS X-Series offer the flexibility to support modern, traditional enterprise, and scale-out apps, helping IT teams gain agility and better respond to dynamic business requirements.

November 10, 2021

PARTNER

Insight on Partner News from Partner Summit 2021

3 min read

We rely on partners in many areas of the business, throughout a customer project lifecycle. That’s why “Everything Possible” is more than a theme – it’s a rallying cry! These two words together reflect the innovation, hard work, and transformation that we are creating for customers.

November 10, 2021

SP360: SERVICE PROVIDER

Midsize and Small Service Provider Opportunities and Challenges

4 min read

Midsize and small SPs—service providers with a customer base of 1 million customers or less—have relatively small customer bases and limited technical staff. However, they possess many of the same business and operational challenges as larger operators, but their approach to executing business strategy is noticeably different from the rest of the market.

November 10, 2021

NETWORKING

Cisco Takes a “Byte” out of Wi-Fi 6E

1 min read

Join Cisco Principal Wireless Architect Mark Krischer as he hosts a special edition of the Cisco Insiders Series for Networking podcast as he discusses Wi-Fi 6E with two of Cisco’s wireless experts: Technical Leader from the Technical Marketing Engineering team Jim Florwick and Product Marketing Manager David Wolf.

November 10, 2021

NETWORKING

Building Resiliency Guardrails to Isolate Crashes in Cisco Products

4 min read

The latest version of IOS-XE greatly improves software resiliency by reducing the fault domains to a single process using a process runtime architecture based on three software techniques: work units, transactions, and persistence.