intent-based networking (IBN)

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Attending Cisco Live Barcelona this year? Not only will you get to experience the beautiful city of Barcelona, you’ll also be able to brush up on Cisco certifications, learn about some exciting new technologies and solutions for the data center, and spend some time with Cisco experts.

Cisco’s new Data Center Network Assurance and Insights makes Day 2 Ops easier. The new suite can analyze every component of a data center to assure business intent, guarantee reliability, and identify performance issues in a network before they happen.

Many technology companies are promising intent-based networking solutions to their customers, but who are the leaders in intent-based networking (IBN)? Learn how Cisco stands out in the crowd and delivers on the IBN promise.

Cisco’s multidomain integration is a new chapter in the intent-based networking journey with access and security policies that follow users and devices as network traffic traverses between domains.

Towards the end of this busy and innovative year, Cisco leadership decided to combine several businesses under one leader, SVP/GM Scott Harrell, to create the Intent-Based Networking Group. So, what is the meaning in a change of names? The new organization consists of engineering and product marketing teams from Enterprise Networking and Data Center, with […]

Leading-edge networks - your network – can have the ability to comprehend business and application requirements and translate them to network and security policies. This ensures that your business critical services are continuously delivered and protected. We call it 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.