Juniper unveils AI-Native Networking Platform

 Juniper Networks unveiled its AI-Native Networking Platform, unifying all of the company's campus, branch and data center networking solutions with a common AI engine and Marvis Virtual Network Assistant (VNA). The idea is to leverage end-to-end AI for IT Operations (AIOps) for deep insight, automated troubleshooting and seamless end-to-end networking assurance. Juniper says its AI-Native Networking Platform provides the simplest and most...

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Juniper intros QFX switches based on Broadcom's Tomahawk 5

Juniper Networks introduced new data center switches based on the most advanced Broadcom Tomahawk 5 silicon for 800GE:QFX5230-64CD switch is a high-radix class switch, dedicated for high- bandwidth network switching devices supporting up to 64 × 400GbE, 128 × 200GbE, 256 × 100GbE, 64 × 40GbE, 256 × 25GbE, 256 × 10GbE ports in 2 U form factor. The switch is designed for AI data center deployments and spine and super-spine roles within IP and Ethernet...

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Juniper debuts 800GbE PTX Packet Transport Router

Juniper Networks introduced its PTX10002-36QDD router, a compact, high-density platform for use as core, peering, data center interconnect and data center edge, metro aggregation, and AI data center networking, for service and cloud providers, as well as enterprise networks.The PTX10002-36QDD is a 2 U fixed-configuration 800GbE router with 28.8Tbps capacity for supporting 36x800GbE or 72x400GbE interfaces with inline MACsec. The platform is powered...

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Arrcus brings Egress Cost Control to Multicloud

Arrcus introduced an Egress Cost Control (ECC) capability for its FlexMCN multi-cloud networking solution.Arrcus' Egress Cost Control helps enterprises slash cloud connectivity costs by intelligently routing traffic to destinations with the lowest egress costs. This is especially useful for bandwidth-hungry applications such as distributed Large Language Models (LLM) for generative AI, Database Replication, High Performance Computing (HPC),...

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650 Group: Campus Ethernet switch NaaS market grows 60% Y/Y

The needs of enterprises are different now and will continue to evolve away from pure CAPEX consumption models, according to a new report from 650 Group, which provides insight into the NaaS market for campus/enterprise switching. While managed service providers historically took vendor equipment to offer solutions as a service, vendors offering the solution directly via the channel have been a relatively new phenomenon over the past two years. “NaaS...

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