Helping Building Owners Streamline Costs and Improve Experience for Tenants with Aruba ESP

Helping Building Owners Streamline Costs and Improve Experience for Tenants with Aruba ESP

Eve-Marie Lanza, Sr. Manager of Solutions Marketing at Aruba, a Hewlett Packard Enterprise company. For anyone who has lived in a dense apartment complex or building, multiple Wi-Fi routers close together competing for limited radio signal space can make accessing the Internet a challenging experience, to say the least. To address the problem, property managers are increasingly treating Wi-Fi as a fifth utility for large multifamily communities, not only to create a better overall online…

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The Chromebook turns 10: Cheap, safe, powerful — and still gaining on Windows | ZDNet

The Chromebook turns 10: Cheap, safe, powerful — and still gaining on Windows | ZDNet

A decade ago, I said the Chromebooks would be Windows PC killers. I got that wrong. But I wasn’t as wrong as you might think. Today, Microsoft is hard at work turning Windows from a standalone PC operating system into a cloud-based Desktop-as-a-Service (DaaS) with its Cloud PC model. Who had that idea first? Who proved that users would accept a cloud-based desktop? That would be Google with the Chrome OS.  Back in the day,…

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Cisco and SOLUM Team Up to Deliver IoT Simplicity   – Cisco Blogs

Cisco and SOLUM Team Up to Deliver IoT Simplicity   – Cisco Blogs

Application Hosting on the Catalyst 9100 series access points is a simplified way of deploying IoT infrastructure without the added headache or costs of overlay networks. It enables IoT vendors to integrate their applications directly onto Cisco Catalyst Access Points (APs) and drive intelligence at the edge. With use cases ranging from healthcare and carpeted enterprise to retail and hospitality, Application Hosting is reinventing the way organizations deploy and manage IoT services. We announced Application…

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Delivering simplified cybersecurity to small businesses

Delivering simplified cybersecurity to small businesses

Virtually every week brings news of yet another high-profile cybersecurity attack on citizens, companies or governments. Over the last year, large parts of our world moved online. This unprecedented, large-scale digital migration has also made us ever more exposed to cybersecurity risks. Our security stance has fundamentally changed as the pandemic accelerated the transition of applications. Disruption brought about by the crisis is an opportunity to embed security, not an excuse to skip it. Size…

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Top 5 Reasons I Love Working at Cisco – Cisco Blogs

Top 5 Reasons I Love Working at Cisco – Cisco Blogs

Have you ever hit the character limit on an Instagram post? I have – and it was all because I was sharing my #LoveWhereYouWork story during the annual #WeAreCisco #LoveWhereYouWork contest! From the moment I found out about the possibility of being contracted to work for Cisco as a SocialBridge Agent – and heard about their values and culture, it seriously sounded like a dream job. I thought to myself, “There’s no way a company…

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AMD chips keep claiming more of the server market

AMD chips keep claiming more of the server market

AMD saw another quarter of outstanding growth in sales of its server chips, giving the company its highest single-quarter gain for server CPUs since 2006 and eating into Intel’s most valuable market segment, according to the latest market report from Mercury Research. We’ll get to the desktop segment later, but AMD’s server CPU share grew 1.8 percentage points from Q4 2020 to Q1 2021, from 7.1% to 8.9%. That is astonishing as server numbers just…

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VMware picks an in-house exec for its new CEO

VMware picks an in-house exec for its new CEO

VMware says its COO for products and cloud services, Raghu Raghuram, will be its next permanent CEO, a signal that the company’s board intends to keep VMware on its present course. When Raghuram takes the reins in June, it will end a four-month interregnum, during which the company has been helmed by CFO Zane Rowe. Former CEO Pat Gelsinger became the CEO at Intel in February, returning to the company where he had worked for…

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IT vendors push on-prem, pay-per-use hardware

IT vendors push on-prem, pay-per-use hardware

A flurry of announcements from hardware vendors points to a change in how enterprises are purchasing servers, storage and networking resources for their data centers and edge deployments. To entice companies to keep workloads on premises, hardware vendors including Cisco, Dell, HPE, IBM, Lenovo and others are offering consumption-based pricing for data-center infrastructure. These pay-per-use products are designed to shorten procurement cycles, allow customers to scale up or down with demand, and more economically link…

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Simplified Security with Purpose-Built Networking for Advanced Threat Detection

Simplified Security with Purpose-Built Networking for Advanced Threat Detection

Have you ever looked at your switch and wondered what is going on inside there? It hums, at times it buzzes, and it has a few blinky lights, but what is it really doing? Are you able to understand what types of traffic are being sent to and fro? And do you ever wonder if any threats are lurking within? Of course you have; we all know that threats are everywhere and can be anywhere…

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National Nurses Week: In Praise of the Human Connection – Cisco Blogs

National Nurses Week: In Praise of the Human Connection – Cisco Blogs

In my life, as in the lives of others, there have been those fearful, even existential moments. Heading into surgery. Rushing my sons to the ER (on more occasions than I care to count). When my parents were ill and ailing. These are the moments when nothing else in the world matters, except love and competent care. During every one of these frightful moments, it has been nurses who made the difference. They do more,…

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