Aruba Central

  • Why did HPE choose Juniper, even though it already has Central AI?

    When news of the merger between HPE and Juniper Networks broke, the industry's biggest question was this: "Why spend a massive sum of $14 billion (approximately 19 trillion won) to acquire Juniper when the industry's second-largest player, Aruba Central, already exists?" This is not merely an acquisition to increase size. It embodies HPE's 'big picture' to completely change the paradigm of networking. 'Management platforms' and…

  • Aruba Central with the Heart of Mist

    The biggest topic in the networking industry recently is undoubtedly the merger of HPE and Juniper Networks. Beyond the mere combination of two giant corporations, the industry has been rife with speculation regarding questions such as, "Who will survive between Aruba Central and Juniper Mist?" or "How will the two solutions blend?" Through a recently released press release, the answer...

  • The Perfect Combination of Data Sovereignty, Security, and AI Innovation – Central On-Premises 3.0

    Innovation and security are no longer a matter of choice. Recently, the global buzzword is undoubtedly 'Data Sovereignty.' Regulations regarding where data is stored (Residency) and who manages it are being strengthened worldwide, including the EU Data Act which came into effect in 2025. In particular, South Korea, across major industrial sectors such as public, financial, defense, and high-tech manufacturing, is implementing 'network separation' and 'thorough…

  • [Aruba DevNet Lecture 2] Escape Excel Hell! Organize Your Equipment Assets in 3 Seconds with Python

    In the last Lecture 1, we successfully obtained an 'Access Token' that opens the door to the Aruba Central API. If you haven't seen it yet, I recommend watching Lecture 1 first! Today, we will use that token to perform a task that is truly 'profitable and time-efficient.' It is none other than the network administrator's eternal challenge: asset management (Inventory). ‘Team Leader: Currently…

  • [Aruba DevNet Lecture 1] Introduction to Automation and IaC for Network Engineers

    Starting today, I would like to launch a somewhat special and very powerful technical series. It is the 'Aruba Network Automation' series. Haven't network engineers had experiences like this at least once in the field? ‘Having to change the VLAN settings for 50 switches, I broke out in a cold sweat after making a mistake while copying and pasting with 50 Putty windows open…’ “Doing an inventory check on APs…”

  • HPE Aruba Networking meets the F1 Mercedes team in an innovative way

    HPE has built a data-driven partnership with the Mercedes-AMG PETRONAS team to continuously improve vehicle performance. HPC and high-speed network solutions are used to reduce simulation time, deliver real-time data for continuous improvement, and ultimately provide a competitive advantage in racing.

  • AI Takes a Step Closer to Autonomous Driving Networks

    AI has become essential to every industry today, and agentic AI is autonomously transforming network operations. HPE Aruba Networking Central's agentic mesh system enables rapid problem resolution and IT support. This is a significant advancement that will reshape the future of networking.

  • 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.

  • 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…