IT is undergoing major structural changes as infrastructure becomes digitized. automation to our infra, analytics on the infra, and use of Machine Learning. A CCIP intern in Cisco IT shares her perspective.
On July 10, 2017, Cisco introduced the next generation of UCS servers,UCS M5; that deliver simplicity, performance and a future-proofed design. But along with new servers, Cisco also announced enhancements to its data center and cloud portfolio.
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