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Nvidia built the AI factory. Now it's building the locks for the doors (opens the original)
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Nvidia has led the industry through much of the AI revolution, building the most important computing platform of this era. Yet no one has considered Nvidia a security company. That perception should shift after this week’s launch of the Nvidia Open Agent Safety Platform, a full-stack approach to governing AI agents that pairs its Nvidia OpenShell runtime with a new hardware-based watchdog called Sentry. To back up a little, Nvidia has had security capabilities for years, including products such
Why a network digital twin is the missing piece for AI-era operations (opens the original)
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Ask a software developer where they test code, and they’ll describe a staging environment, version control, and an automated regression suite. Ask a network engineer the same question, and the honest answer, more often than not, is “in production.” This was standard practice when I was running networks more than 20 years ago, and it’s still the case. For decades, the industry has accepted making a change, watching what happens, and rolling back if something breaks. That was tolerable when teams
Highlights from Splunk .conf26 and what the news means to network engineers (opens the original)
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Cisco and Splunk are using .conf26 to highlight how AI can transform observability, or “AI for observability.” The thesis is that the network, security operations, and AI infrastructure must become a single, correlated operational system, and Splunk can serve as the data and action layer tying them together. For network engineers, the main takeaway from the Sept. 14-17 event should be that Cisco is introducing the new Network Intelligence App, which brings network topology, device health, and ev
When analyst benchmarks miss the mark: Why Nvidia doesn't fit Forrester's data center matrix (opens the original)
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Industry analysts love grid evaluations. They offer a convenient metric for enterprise procurement teams to evaluate technology vendors side by side. But when evaluation frameworks try to assess fundamentally different paradigms using the same outdated checklist, the results can range from inaccurate to completely absurd. An example of this is the latest Forrester Wave for Data Center Networking Solutions, in which Nvidia ranks at the bottom of the “Contenders” quadrant. When you think of data c
Why 6 GHz Wi-Fi will make or break the modern enterprise (opens the original)
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I recently attended a CXO roundtable hosted by Extreme Networks for sports technology executives, and 6 GHz Wi-Fi was one of the hot topics. Given how reliant sports fans are on their mobile devices today, I wasn’t surprised by the interest among sports technology executives in next-generation Wi-Fi. However, sports venues aren’t the only facilities to benefit from 6 GHz Wi-Fi. It’s the first major innovation Wi-Fi has seen in years and should be on the radar for all industries. Modern enterpris
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