AI infrastructure is changing quickly.

Much of the conversation focuses on GPUs, power density, cooling and the enormous amount of data center capacity being built.

AI adoption is growing, but are organizations accounting for everything it takes to support it?

For many organizations, the AI conversation has changed dramatically.

Not long ago, the question was whether businesses should be using artificial intelligence at all. Today, employees are experimenting with AI tools, leadership teams are exploring new use cases, and IT departments are being asked how quickly they can bring AI into the organization.

Keeping Google Chrome updated helps improve security, performance, and compatibility across your organization. By importing Google's ADMX templates into Microsoft Intune, administrators can centrally manage Chrome update settings and automate browser updates. This guide explains how to import the required templates and create an Intune policy to enable automatic Google Chrome updates.

How fast-growing AI companies can eliminate deployment bottlenecks before they become business problems

Artificial intelligence has fundamentally changed how organizations think about infrastructure.

Cover Your Assets: How Microsoft Entra Conditional Access Stops AI-Driven Device Code Phishing

You can spend lots of time meticulously hardening your network perimeter, adjusting firewalls, and making sure your infrastructure is pristine. But the second a user falls for a clever phishing trick, an attacker halfway across the world instantly gets a valid token to walk straight into your corporate...

Every year, Cisco Live provides a glimpse into the future of enterprise technology.

This year felt different.

Don’t Give Apps the Keys to the Kingdom: Granular Control with RBAC (Role Based Access Control) for Applications in Exchange Online

Alright, let's talk about Trusted Network Detection, or TND for short. If you've been living in the Cisco Secure Access world for any amount of time and have deployed the Zero Trust Access (ZTA) client, you've probably stumbled across this setting and asked yourself one of two questions: "what on earth does this do?" or the more dangerous "I don't know what this does, so I'll leave it alone." Let's fix both of those.

Alright, let's talk about Trusted Network Detection, or TND for short. If you've been living in the Cisco Secure Access world for any amount of time and have deployed the Zero Trust Access (ZTA) client, you've probably stumbled across this setting and asked yourself one of two questions: "what on earth does this do?" or the more dangerous "I don't know...

For the last few years we have been able to manage the Catalyst 9300 switches in the Meraki portal. Cisco figured out if they create a special version of IOS-XE with a container used for connecting to the Meraki cloud, then you can manage the switch the same way we manage traditional Meraki MS switches. The 9300 was the perfect platform because it has the same form factor as the existing MS...