intent-based networking

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Cisco announces intent to acquire Exablaze*, a privately held, Australia-based designer and manufacturer of advanced network devices aimed at reducing latency and improving network performance. Integrating Exablaze’s innovative products and technology into the Cisco portfolio will give our customers the latest field programmable gate array (FPGA) technology providing them with the flexibility and programmability they require.

Cisco is meeting the demand to have an unplugged and uninterrupted experience with its multi-domain integration across the data center, campus, and branch.

In my previous two blog posts, I explained how Cisco addresses the security and scalability challenges associated with an Internet of Things (IoT) deployment. In this post, I cover the final of the top three challenges: complexity. For an IoT initiative to be successful, the deployment and management of connected devices must be made simplified. […]

No more segmentation procrastination! Use Cisco DNA solutions to easily segment the network in your campus, branches, and extend it up to your data center and cloud. Provide the enhanced security, better access control, improved monitoring, and faster containment you need with policy-based drag and drop simplicity.

Cisco's enhanced integration partnership with AWS will lead to cloud apps that perform better and more securely. We will make it more straightforward for you to deploy new apps on hybrid networks, to make apps more manageable using the Cisco network tools you already have, and to save your business money in the process.

Simplicity, cost savings, scale, performance, security, visibility, and investment protection. We deliver peace of mind while accelerating cloud strategies.

To meet the demands imposed by digital transformation, enterprise networks are increasingly complex and rapidly exceeding the abilities of humans to manage them effectively. Network controllers, following intent-based networking principles, automate management processes, minimize manual efforts, and make the network work in lockstep with business needs.

Like your network, the Cisco Catalyst 9000 family is ever growing and always getting better, with five new 9300 Series switches and improved support for IOT, rich content delivery, and analytics.