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  • Zero Trust Security in the AI Era

    According to a survey conducted by research firm Sapio Research at the request of Hewlett Packard Enterprise, AI is increasing security risks in almost all organizations. 941% of the IT leaders surveyed responded that security risks have increased due to AI. “Respondents cited security as the most critical factor for AI success, ranking second after data management…”

  • Data Center Switches for Gen AI/ML

    Artificial intelligence is being used across all industries and sectors and is establishing itself as a universal requirement. AI-based solutions are essential for analyzing incoming data to gain insights and support real-time decision-making using task-specific AI models, such as machine learning and natural language processing (NLP). Infrastructure requirements for GenAI (Generative AI) on a large scale…

  • The newly renovated HPE Networking Support Portal

    Technical issues can occur at any time, disrupting network performance and undermining the efficiency of IT teams. Technical problems, such as software bugs, hardware malfunctions, and unprecedented errors, lower the morale of IT team members and prevent them from focusing on more strategic activities. To support these technical issues, HPE Aruba Networking… customer efficiency

  • Where will HPE Aruba be at RSAC 2024?

    Due to generative AI and evolving threats, security teams must rely on networks as a new tool for Zero Trust security. At the RSA Conference 2024, HPE Aruba Networking introduced new AI-based network security controls to help security teams protect valuable AI assets from the edge to the cloud. As enterprise AI assets become increasingly targeted…

  • Optimize connectivity for AI, SaaS, and IaaS workloads

    At the recent AWS re:Invent 2023, Generative AI was at the center of many companies' announcements, technical sessions, and ongoing promotions. Attendees also asked many practical questions, such as, “How can you help streamline the process of integrating workloads with major public and SaaS cloud providers?” AWS also…

  • New Wi-Fi 7 Access Points Released

    HPE Aruba Networking has launched access points powered by the new Wi-Fi 7 technology to meet the demands of customers seeking faster and more stable Wi-Fi connections. In addition to Wi-Fi 7 technology, these new HPE Aruba products incorporate significant technological advancements. Key Features of the AP-734 and AP-735 Device Class at 6GHz The AP-735 is a low-power indoor (Low…

  • HPE Aruba Central with Generative AI

    Many companies around the world are adopting AI to improve ITOps productivity faster than expected. To support this shift in networking, HPE Aruba Networking Central incorporates GenAI (Generative AI) Large Language Model (LLM) technology into AI Search, an AIOps feature. In this post, we will explore how cutting-edge GenAI technology [applies] to search…

  • Why HPE is Acquiring Juniper

    The combination of HPE and Juniper Networks will fundamentally transform the networking industry and provide customers with greater choice. In January 2024, Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) announced the acquisition of Juniper Networks. – Related Press Release: HPE to acquire Juniper Networks to accelerate AI-driven innovation | HPE. This acquisition offer provides tremendous opportunities for HPE and stakeholders, and for customers and…

  • Network & Security Trends for 2024

    Every year, HPE Aruba announces the network trends for the new year through its CTO organization. For 2023, six network trends were predicted as follows. The year 2023 was filled with many changes and innovations following the passage of COVID-19. Many challenging situations arose, and the pressure on IT departments to implement new business innovations was increasing. In this competitive society, to avoid losing competitiveness…

  • Recent Wi-Fi Requirements for Smart Offices

    Even if you did not feel a work gap caused by remote work upon returning to the office, you cannot deny that our work environment has changed dramatically over the past few years. Employees still want to work in the office for collaboration and meetings, while working from home for everything else, and companies want to maintain this practice. Recently, HPE’s…