IBM

IBM—in partnership with Cisco—is offering an extended free trial of its Video Streaming platform.

Cisco and IBM continue to invest in developing and marketing innovative offerings that leverage our core strengths and enable our ongoing delivery of value. Today, this alliance is multidimensional and covers a variety of technologies, such networking, data center, hybrid cloud, Internet of Things (IoT), security, collaboration, and professional services.

Cisco’s Threat Grid App integrates with IBM’s QRadar SIEM, enabling analysts to quickly identify, understand and respond to system threats rapidly through the QRadar dashboard.

I’m pleased to share the latest extension to this partnership, a reference architecture—IBM Cloud Private—on Cisco’s hyperconverged infrastructure—Cisco HyperFlex and HyperFlex Edge.

As per the recent announcement, IBM is acquiring Red Hat in deal valued at $34 billion. This is another one in a row of deals I did not expect to happen...

Cisco is always working with our ecosystem of partners to create solutions for object- and software-defined storage, thereby helping our customers with storing, organizing and accessing data.

A year ago, IBM and Cisco announced a global collaboration to bring business insights to the edge of the network with IoT. Read more about our partnership to date.

In almost all of my conversations with customers, two questions continually come up...

Multinetwork WAN Services from IBM GTS uses Cisco SD-WAN as a foundation and then provides incredible value on top of it with their ITaaS offering and management dashboard.