IOS XE

Cisco IOS was developed in the 1980s for the company’s first routers that had only 256 KB of memory and low CPU processing power. But what a difference a few decades make. Today Cisco IOS XE runs our entire enterprise networking portfolio. That's 80+ different Cisco platforms for access, distribution, core, wireless, and WAN. There are, with a myriad of combinations of hardware and software and physical and virtual form factors. 

Remote working at Cisco predated the pandemic. So when offices closed last March, Cisco IOS XE developers were well prepared. Aside from their ability to work remotely, our developers are incredibly efficient, productive, and maintain high quality due to our unique tooling and the ability to run IOS XE code modularly and independently.

Cloud Computing is awesome... everything centrally working in one place. But, in some cases putting computing workload on to networking devices like a switch might be very beneficial! Watch this video to see how to host your computer game servers directly on the switch.

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 […]

Cisco builds intelligence into the network to choose the best routes to cloud applications, taking into consideration the traffic, latency, jitter and other parameters to ensure the most responsive pathway.

Networks are a form of digital magic, supporting new applications and connecting people with the necessary computing resources anywhere in the world. Learn how Cisco IOS XE has evolved to support next-gen connectivity with security.

The SD-WAN market is poised to hit $5.25 Billion in 2023. Learn how Cisco partner Katalyst is helping to lead the charge.

Model-Driven Telemetry addresses shortfalls of legacy monitoring capabilities. No need to poll the device...once the configuration is in place the device publishes out the telemetry data.

Catalyst owners can now easily install the NetBeez docker agent on their switches via the Cisco CLI.