In this article Sulagna Saha covers Cisco’s strategic move to reinforce data center security by launching a groundbreaking AI-native architecture. This innovative approach aims to bolster network defenses by integrating advanced artificial intelligence directly into the framework, offering unprecedented resilience against an evolving landscape of cyber threats. For more analysis of Cisco Live presentations, watch Techstrong IT!
Cisco Moves to Secure Data Centers with Breakthrough AI-Native Architecture
Sulagna Saha explores Cisco’s innovative approach to enhancing data center security through the integration of AI-native architecture, aiming to revolutionize protection mechanisms. The deployment focuses on advanced threat detection and response capabilities, leveraging machine learning to preemptively identify vulnerabilities. More of Saha’s analyses and insights can be found on Techstrong IT, the newly re-launched Gestalt IT!
A Self-Driven Platform That Works Without Pause to Identify Issues in the Network
Sulagna Saha provides an overview of Cisco’s self-driven platform designed specifically for continuous network monitoring and problem identification. She explores the key features and technologies that enable the platform to operate autonomously to ensure optimal network performance. For further articles on platform engineering check out Platform Engineering dot com, and watch for more coverage of Cisco Live EMEA on Techstrong’s network of sites!
Meraki for the datacenter: Cisco Hyperfabric
Pieter-Jan Nefkens provides an insightful exploration into Cisco Hyperfabric, positioning it as a pivotal extension of Meraki’s simplified management approach into the datacenter realm. He discusses how Hyperfabric enhances network agility, security, and scalability by integrating seamlessly with existing Cisco architectures and cloud services. Find more coverage from CiscoLive EMEA by Pieter-Jan Nefkens.
Cisco Unveils Cloud-Native Zero-Trust Network Access Solution
At Cisco Live EMEA, Cisco introduced a new cloud-native solution for Zero-Trust Network Access, aimed at enhancing security frameworks for various organizations by leveraging cloud scalability and flexibility. This advancement underscores Cisco’s commitment to evolving cybersecurity measures by integrating more adaptive and robust access controls to protect network resources. For additional insights on this topic, explore coverage by Tom Hollingsworth on Gestalt IT.
Cisco Infuses Security into Networking with New Nexus Smart Switch and Hypershield Integration
Cisco is redefining network security by integrating its latest innovations, the Nexus Smart Switch and Hypershield, enhancing security measures directly within the networking hardware. This integration aims to simplify security protocols while increasing protection against an evolving landscape of cyber threats. For additional reports and insights on this topic, explore articles by Sulagna Saha at Security Boulevard.
Cisco Drops LoRaWAN Support
Troy Martin discusses the surprising move by Cisco to discontinue support for LoRaWAN, a decision that impacts many in the IoT space. He explores what this means for the future of IoT connectivity and alternative technologies that may fill the void left by Cisco’s exit. For further discussion on the implications of this change and emerging trends in the field, visit the coverage of Mobility Field Day 12 provided by LoRaWAN Trends and Wi-Fi Vitae.
Cisco Introduces Customizable Two-to-Eight GPU Server System for AI Inferencing
Cisco has recently unveiled a flexible server system that accommodates between two and eight GPUs, designed specifically to enhance AI inferencing capabilities. This customizable configuration allows for scalable solutions that meet diverse enterprise needs in processing AI tasks efficiently. For additional insights and detailed analysis, read more articles by Sulagna Saha at Techstrong AI.
Hypershield: using AI to make vulnerabilities non-exploitable
Zoë Rose explores the innovative use of AI in cybersecurity through Hypershield, a technology designed to render vulnerabilities non-exploitable. By integrating AI, Hypershield enhances the resilience of systems against potential cyber threats, providing a proactive approach to security. This article was inspired by the Cisco presentation at Tech Field Day Extra at Cisco Live EMEA 2025.
Short datacenter wrap up on Cisco Live 2025 EU
Matyáš Prokop provides a concise summary of the key highlights from Cisco Live 2025 EU, focusing on the latest advancements and trends in datacenter technology. His coverage offers insights into new strategies and solutions that are shaping the future of enterprise IT infrastructure. For more coverage by Matyáš Prokop following Tech Field Day at Cisco Live, watch his LinkedIn feed!
My first MFD, featuring Cisco and Nile (Part 2)
Cheryl Connell shares insights from her first experience at Mobility Field Day, highlighting presentations from Cisco and Nile in Part 2 of her series. She discusses the latest technologies and solutions showcased by these leading companies, emphasizing their impact on the field of enterprise mobility. For additional reports and analyses from Mobility Field Day 12 by Cheryl Connell, please follow her coverage on Gestalt IT.
Kicking Off The Year with Tech Field Day Extra at Cisco Live EMEA 2025
Tom Hollingsworth provides a preview of what to expect from the Tech Field Day Extra event at Cisco Live EMEA 2025. You can find additional coverage of Tech Field Day Extra at Cisco Live by the Tech Field Day delegates right here at Gestalt IT.
Data is Making the Enterprise Network Better
The amount of data that has been unearthed in the network over the past few years is astounding. We now have access to more information that we could ever hope to want about the status of packets transiting through the enterprise. But is this data causing networks to be more complex? In this episode of the Tech Field Day podcast, Tom Hollingsworth is joined by Pieter-Jan Nefkens, Matyas Prokop, and Dominik Pickhardt as they explore the rise in data-centric network design. They discuss the drivers behind the need for more focused deployments and how access to this amount of data is creating challenges for operations teams. They also look at how security plays a role in the amount of information gathered and what happens to it after it is collected.
My first MFD, featuring Cisco and Nile
Cheryl Connell recently attended her first Mobility Field Day, where she had the opportunity to gain firsthand insights from industry leaders including Cisco and Nile. The event was a significant learning experience, highlighting the latest trends and technologies in the mobility sector. For additional coverage of Mobility Field Day 12, watch Cheryl’s website!
Cisco Wi-Fi 7: A Leap into the Future, with Room for Reflection
Troy Martin recently reviewed the advancements in Cisco’s Wi-Fi 7 technology, highlighting its potential to revolutionize connectivity with improved speeds and reliability. He provides an insightful analysis of both the innovative aspects and the areas where further enhancements are needed. For additional Mobility Field Day 12 coverage from Troy, visit his website.
Cisco to Add Ultra-Reliable Wireless Backhaul to Wireless APs in 2025
Sulagna Saha recently covered an upcoming development from Cisco: the introduction of ultra-reliable wireless backhaul for their Wireless Access Points, set to launch in 2025. This enhancement aims to significantly boost network resilience and performance, catering especially to environments where wired connections are impractical. Cisco’s initiative is poised to set a new benchmark in wireless network infrastructure, reflecting their ongoing commitment to innovation and improved connectivity solutions. Read more coverage of Mobility Field Day 12 on Gestalt IT!
Cisco Wi-Fi 7 Announcements
Cisco recently unveiled its advancements in networking technology with the launch of next-generation Wi-Fi 7 products. This new suite promises to enhance wireless speed and efficiency, crucial for handling the increasing demands of modern connected environments. Their products empower high-density connectivity, supporting enterprise-grade applications and improving user experiences globally. Read more in this LinkedIn Pulse article by Peter Welcher following the Cisco presentation at Mobility Field Day 12!
Cisco talks WiFi 7, UWB, and URWB at MFD12
At Mobility Field Day 12, Cisco highlighted their advancements in WiFi 7, UWB (Ultra-Wideband), and URWB technologies, reflecting their commitment to pushing the boundaries of wireless communication. Their presentation detailed how these technologies will improve connectivity, increase speeds, and reduce latency, promising significant enhancements for both enterprise and consumer markets. Cisco’s focus on pioneering these new wireless standards demonstrates their role as a leader in the networking industry, aiming to meet the evolving demands of modern digital infrastructures. Read more in Mark Houtz’ latest blog post!
The Cisco #MFD12 Slide That Overloaded My Brain
Lee Badman recently reflected on a presentation from Cisco at Mobility Field Day 12 that was packed with complex information, specifically highlighting a slide that he found particularly overwhelming. In his review, Badman discusses how the slide attempted to cover too much data and technology, making it difficult to quickly understand and retain the vast amount of information presented. Despite the overload, he appreciates the deep dive into Cisco’s powerful capabilities, suggesting a more simplified approach could make such presentations more effective.
From Wi-Fi 7 to URWB: Cisco’s Vision for the Enterprise Network
In a recent update, Cisco unveiled its strategic vision for the future of enterprise networks, highlighting the adoption of Wi-Fi 7 technology and Ultra-Reliable Wideband (URWB). This evolution aims to enhance network performance, reliability, and security across various business sectors. Cisco’s roadmap underscores its commitment to driving innovation and supporting the increasing demands of modern enterprise environments. Read more in this LinkedIn Pulse article by Kerry Kulp following Cisco’s presentation at Mobility Field Day 12!