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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!"
How Infoblox Powers the ATC
Empowering innovation and success through Infoblox critical network services, automation and security.
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.
Intelligent Connections: How AI is Crafting the Next Generation of Connectivity
AI is transforming enterprise IT and network infrastructure. This blog explores the implications and benefits of the paradigm shift toward unified, enhanced network architectures.
Unlocking Growth: Meeting Business Demands with High-Performance Networking in AI and HPC
Over the next five years, advances in AI/ML are set to propel the growth of data center switching. The escalating bandwidth requirements inherent in AI applications are instrumental in reshaping the niche status of Ethernet switching associated with AI/ML and accelerated computing. Projections indicate a remarkable shift toward Ethernet as the transport for AI and HPC workloads; this sector is anticipated to claim a significant market share by the year 2028.
Forming a Responsible AI Team: A Practical Guide
As AI's influence expands, assembling a conscientious AI team—comprising both technical and non-technical members—becomes crucial. This diverse group collaborates to construct, implement and oversee AI systems ethically. This article will delve into the key procedures for forming an AI team.
Primer Series: NSX Application Platform (NAPP)
NSX Application Platform (NAPP) is VMware NSX-T Data Center's latest security offering which provides a centralized management, security and analytics platform with advanced threat prevention capabilities via a micro-services architecture.
4 Benefits of a SaaS-Managed Data Center Fabrics: Cisco Nexus Hyperfabric
Cisco Nexus Hyperfabric is an innovative solution that integrates local switches with SaaS-based management. It is designed to be scalable, secure and simple to deploy.
Primer Series: NAPP - Network Detection and Response (NDR)
VMware's Network Detection and Response (NDR) application is able to monitor and analyze network traffic flows collected by the NSX Intelligence application, malicious file events from Edge appliances (NSX Malware Prevention application required) and IDS/IPS events from the Distributed IDPS that cross both the network perimeter (North/South), as well as lateral traffic from inside the perimeter (East/West).
Primer Series: NAPP - NSX Intelligence
With the release of NSX-T Data Center 3.2, NSX Intelligence has transitioned from being a large, monolithic, virtual machine based appliance to a modern micro-services application running within the VMware NSX Application Platform (NAPP).
Primer Series: NAPP - Malware Prevention
VMware's NSX Malware Prevention application within the NSX Application Platform (NAPP) takes SDDC security to the file level by enabling detection and prevention of known and unknown malicious files from being run within a Windows operating system or being transmitted through a Tier-1 gateway.
Key Takeaways from the OFC 2025 Conference
Members of WWT's Core Networking Team share their key takeaways and insights from the Optical Fiber Communications Conference 2025.