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  • Five Network Predictions for 2022

    Over the past two years since COVID-19, there have been many changes around us. During this time, there have been extensive changes and restructurings in the way we work and live, and these changes are still ongoing. The demand for network connectivity, regardless of location or device, is growing. In 2022, over 301 companies prioritized connectivity and resilience to ensure business continuity…

  • Apache Log4j zero-day vulnerability

    A major event occurred in the IT industry last weekend, and it is still ongoing. This is due to the discovery of an Apache Log4j zero-day vulnerability (CVE-2021-44228). Since this vulnerability was found in Log4j, a logging framework present in most Java software, it is considered highly dangerous due to its widespread use. If this vulnerability is exploited, maliciously…

  • Announcing the ArubaCX 10000 Series

    Aruba has announced the ArubaOS-CX 10000 Series Switch, the industry's first distributed services switch family. Distributed services switches help enterprises deploy software-defined stateful services where data is generated and processed today. By eliminating legacy appliances or host-based software, this enables the deployment of modern applications and the hybrid cloud infrastructure required by IT organizations…

  • Aruba Solution Day Replay

    As mentioned in our previous post, we held Aruba Solution Day to wrap up 2021. Thanks to the overwhelming interest shown, we were able to successfully conclude the event. In his welcoming remarks, Executive Director Kang In-cheol (General Manager of Aruba Korea) outlined the Edge-to-Cloud strategy pursued by HPE and Aruba, along with a review of Aruba Korea's business in 2021. Senior Managing Director Han Chang-hoon (General Manager of SE)’s…

  • 2021 Aruba Solution Day Webinar

    Aruba has held customer seminars every year. Separate from the global seminar known as ATM, we conducted seminars for domestic customers in Korea, serving as an opportunity to share news, discuss overall IT trends, and showcase Aruba's technological capabilities. However, unfortunately, due to COVID-19, we were unable to hold these seminars in 2020. By conducting the global seminar, ATM Digital, as a webinar, we [planned] our customer event…

  • Wi-Fi 6E: How APs Operate at 6 GHz

    The 6GHz band is the largest unlicensed frequency bandwidth in history, and its sheer size alone can solve several problems. New regulations vary by country. In the United States, which follows FCC regulations, as well as in Korea and many other countries, a 1,200MHz frequency band can be divided into 59 channels of 20MHz each. This is nearly three times the size of the existing 5GHz band. The UK and…

  • Introducing HPE Discover 2021

    On June 23, HPE (Hewlett Packard Enterprise) held the HPE Discover 2021 conference. HPE Discover is an annual event hosted by HPE that showcases the company's new products and solutions, as well as its future vision and strategy. At this year's HPE Discover 2021: Edge-to-Cloud conference, not only HPE's server and storage product families but also Aruba's new products and various…

  • Aruba Central License Changes

    Last March, Aruba implemented a licensing change along with the Central 2.5.3 update. With continuous updates, Aruba Central is emerging as an indispensable presence when introducing Aruba products and solutions. Aruba Central is not merely a cloud-based NMS for managing wired and wireless networks; it is establishing itself as a cloud-based total solution platform for Aruba. With such continuous…

  • Aruba Announces Wi-Fi 6E Solutions

    On May 26, Aruba announced the launch of its Wi-Fi 6E solution. Wi-Fi 6E provides Wi-Fi services using the 6GHz unlicensed frequency band, which was approved by the government last October, enabling faster speeds and significantly higher capacity than before. This allows for the transmission of high-definition video, such as Augmented Reality (AR)/Virtual Reality (VR) or 8K video…

  • The Future of Wi-Fi is Bright: Wi-Fi 6E

    Even in today's pandemic and non-face-to-face era, people and businesses are increasingly using conference calling applications like Zoom and video chatting applications like FaceTime to stay connected. Consequently, Wi-Fi usage has increased dramatically worldwide. As more and more mobile subscribers participate in meetings using Wi-Fi-connected phones…