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The $2.3 Trillion Question: Why 84% of Digital Transformations Still Fail
Discover why most digital transformations struggle and learn practical strategies for success! This post explores how shifting from technology-first to business-first thinking can dramatically improve outcomes. Get actionable tips for aligning technology with real business needs and creating meaningful change that actually works.
Cisco, NVIDIA and WWT bring Cloud Scale AI Factory to Market
The Cisco N9100 – An NVIDIA Cloud Partner (NCP) Game Changer
The Versatile Data Center Smart Switch: Cisco N9300
The Cisco Nexus N9300 Smart Switch revolutionizes data center infrastructure with its convergence of high-performance switching, network security and application services. Featuring Cisco Silicon One ASICs and a Data Processing Unit, it offers intelligent, service-aware capabilities. Optional Hypershield enhances zero-trust security, making it ideal for AI, hybrid cloud and security-conscious environments.
Segmentation in the Data Center With Arista CloudVision
This post reviews the steps needed to define and configure data center segmentation policies using Arista's CloudVision platform alongside the results of these actions in a lab topology.
Segmentation in the Data Center With Cisco Nexus Dashboard
This post reviews the steps needed to define and configure data center segmentation policies using Cisco's Nexus Dashboard platform alongside the results of these actions in a lab topology.
Cisco Live 2025: Data Center Networking Innovation Key Takeaways
At Cisco Live 2025, Cisco unveiled a bold vision for the future of data center networking—one that embraces AI scalability, embedded security and cloud-operational simplicity. From game-changing switch architectures to hyper-intelligent security tools, Cisco's announcements focused on building the AI-native, zero-trust and observability-rich data center of tomorrow. Here are five of the most impactful innovations announced.
Day-2 Operations: The Critical Data Center Network Component
While Day 0 planning and Day 1 deployment capture initial attention, Day 2 operations—ongoing monitoring, automation, compliance and optimization—account for up to 70 percent of total data center network costs. Without a proactive strategy, enterprises face rising expenses, outages and security risks. To reduce TCO and improve resilience, organizations are adopting AI-driven and automated platforms like Arista CloudVision and Cisco Nexus Dashboard to streamline Day 2 tasks. Investing in visibility, operational simplicity and intelligent automation is now essential for long-term success.
From Cost Center to Strategic Enabler: Building the Business Case for NOC Modernization
In today's hyper-connected, always-on digital economy, businesses can no longer afford for their Network Operations Center (NOC) to be a passive, reactive function. What was once considered a cost center can now become a strategic enabler — one that drives uptime, customer and associate satisfaction, and competitive agility. NOC modernization isn't just a technical upgrade; it's a business imperative.
WWT at ONUG AI Networking Summit—Dallas 2025
At ONUG AI Networking Summit—Dallas 2025, WWT delivered fresh AI insights and real-world strategies that are reshaping networking, infrastructure and enterprise transformation.
eBPF is the Bee's Knees for Enterprise Environments
At its core, eBPF Programs are at the heart of how eBPF views and controls traffic. The eBPF technology is composed of bytecode that the kernel executes in response to specific events (a.k.a event-driven execution). Meaning the eBPF programs can be attached to various hook points in the kernel, allowing them to run in response to a specific event in the kernel. There's a lot of possibilities that stem from this event-driven execution. So many in fact, that eBPF was dubbed by Brendan Gregg as "superpowers for Linux!"
The Importance of Risk Assessment and Mitigation in Ethical AI Frameworks
As artificial intelligence (AI) becomes more pervasive, understanding its benefits and risks is crucial. Before determining technical requirements for AI projects, organizations must consider risk assessment and mitigation within an ethical AI framework.
Data Center Modernization Call to Action
Modern data centers are evolving rapidly, driven by the demands of AI workloads and the need for integrated management across storage, networking, compute, security and application platforms. This transformation requires rethinking traditional architectures to support new performance, scalability and operational challenges.