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  • The Power of Advanced Networking at the Ryder Cup

    The Ryder Cup, a biennial golf tournament contested between Europe and the United States, leverages cutting-edge technology to deliver innovative sporting experiences. For the 2025 tournament, HPE's AI and networking solutions were integrated to optimize event operations and enhance efficiency and safety.

  • New security as data center traffic patterns change

    East-west traffic has recently become increasingly important within data centers, driven by the proliferation of virtualization and cloud computing. This shift introduces security vulnerabilities and operational inefficiencies, necessitating microsegmentation and internal traffic control to ensure data center security.

  • Protecting both data and networks with a zero-trust strategy

    Rapidly evolving cyber threats continue to pose challenges to organizations worldwide. Traditional infrastructure, once considered robust, is now struggling to withstand modern attack methods. To address these challenges, HPE Aruba Networking offers a comprehensive portfolio of Zero Trust strategies designed to protect users, devices, applications, data, and networks. Rising…

  • Benefits of Upgrading to Wi-Fi 7

    Constantly evolving wireless network technology must provide faster speeds, lower latency, and enhanced stability to meet the demands of AI, IoT devices, or diverse work environments. If you need to support these technologies and new environments, Wi-Fi 7 can be a good solution. By deploying Wi-Fi 7 access points (APs), the following…

  • Cafe networking? A simple and secure network?

    As enterprises migrate applications to the cloud, traditional branch office networks have become increasingly complex and struggle to meet modern security and connectivity demands. With the proliferation of hybrid work, there is a growing need to provide a simple, secure, and consistent user experience—much like a café—regardless of whether employees are in the office or working remotely. This 'café network' architecture does not trust all endpoints…

  • VPN Security Crisis: Why ZTNA Is the Future of Network Access

    While today's cybersecurity landscape is evolving remarkably, existing security models are still insufficient to keep up with the latest cyber threats, which are becoming increasingly sophisticated. One of the biggest recent trends in enterprise security is the transition from outdated VPN methods to Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA). VPNs, which have been the core of remote access security for years, have become necessary as cyber attacks have become more advanced and…

  • Three innovations from Black Hat 2025

    Black Hat 2025 once again brings the global cybersecurity community together in Las Vegas. Thousands of professionals, ranging from ethical hackers to CISOs, compliance officers, and security architects, gather to examine and share the latest threat intelligence, defense strategies, and new technologies. Knowing that security teams are under immense pressure today…

  • Agentic AI showcased at HPE Discover 2025

    On June 23, 2025, HPE successfully hosted Discover 2025 in Las Vegas. On that day, HPE CEO Antonio Neri unveiled GreenLake Intelligence, a groundbreaking framework for applying Agentic AIOps technology across the entire hybrid IT infrastructure. Furthermore, new Agentic Mesh capabilities will soon be integrated into HPE Networking Central, a cloud-native network management system (NMS)…

  • Gartner Magic Quadrant Leader for 19 Consecutive Years

    Gartner® has once again recognized HPE (HPE Aruba Networking) as a leader in the Magic Quadrant for Enterprise Wired and Wireless LAN Infrastructure, making HPE the only company to have received this recognition continuously since the report was first published in 2006. Gartner defines the enterprise wired and wireless LAN infrastructure market as the hardware and software that supports local connectivity between users and devices. Infrastructure configuration…

  • HPE's acquisition of Juniper Networks is complete

    Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) announced on July 2 (local time) that it has successfully completed the acquisition of Juniper Networks. Although the company faced difficulties, including litigation with the U.S. Department of Justice, since announcing the merger last January, the deal was eventually completed following an agreement. Through this merger, HPE has built an industry-leading cloud-native and AI-based IT portfolio, including a complete and modern networking stack, to support the growing AI…