Meeting the demands of the AI era means that a new level of hyper-resilience is vital—delivering unprecedented bandwidth, energy efficiency, performance, and automation—across both core and edge environments. Read this blog to see what’s being announced at Cisco Live in Amsterdam this week for the AI infrastructure and networking portfolio.
Speed is the new benchmark for business value—especially as AI workloads push networks to their limits. Cisco Nexus One, built on next-generation Silicon One G300 and P200 technology, delivers the scale, efficiency, and security needed to keep AI clusters running at peak performance across any environment. With smarter operations and unified management, Cisco helps organizations streamline deployment and get the most out of their AI investments.
AI infrastructure buildouts are shifting towards a focus on energy efficiency and operational costs, driving the need for increasingly high-performance networks. Discover how the 102.4T Cisco Silicon One G300 network switch delivers the scale, efficiency, and intelligence needed for the next era of AI.
AgenticOps is designed for the most dangerous moments in NetOps—the gap between detection, understanding, and action. By combining real-time, cross-domain intelligence with trusted agentic capabilities, Cisco enables networks to investigate, validate, and optimize continuously. The result: fewer war rooms, faster resolution, and operational trust at scale.
The AI era is here—and Cisco is redefining how wireless networks operate with AgenticOps for Wireless. By embedding AI-driven intelligence, automation, and proactive insights across the wireless stack, Cisco enables networks that anticipate issues, simplify operations, and scale securely to power the next generation of AI-ready enterprises.
Learn how Cisco SASE enables secure, predictable, and scalable AI operations by unifying performance and protection for distributed, agentic AI workflows.
Learn how Cisco IT uses Splunk and ThousandEyes to unify observability, reduce major incidents by 25%, and accelerate AIOps for proactive remediation.
Today, I’m excited to announce that Cisco is donating Project CodeGuard to the Coalition for Secure AI (CoSAI). We collectively recognize that securing AI-generated code is a challenge that belongs to the entire industry, and that open collaboration is the path forward. Our Journey with Project CodeGuard When we first open–sourced Project CodeGuard in October 2025, our goal was clear: make secure […]
Investigating indicators of compromise (IOCs) requires a unified view of security data. See how we integrated Cisco XDR with third-party tools and open-source models at Black Hat Europe.
