Cisco problems: $15B backlog, China COVID worries, impact of war in Ukraine
Global uncertainties created by ongoing COVID closures and the war in Ukraine continues to impact business for Cisco and its networking competitors.
Stories by Michael Cooney
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Juniper's enterprise networking business is on a roll
Enterprise networking led the company in Q1 revenue for first time in Juniper's history, surpassing its service provider and cloud segments.
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Intel details IPU roadmap in the data centre
Intel is betting that future data centre operations will depend on increasingly powerful servers running ASIC-based, programable CPUs.
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IBM wants a 4,000 qubit quantum computer by 2025
IBM lays out a quantum computing roadmap that incorporates classical computer hardware, quantum parallel processing, and error mitigation.
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Cisco warns of critical vulnerability in virtualised network software
Vulnerabilities have been discovered in Cisco's Enterprise NFV Infrastructure Software, the worst of which could let an attacker escape from the guest VM.
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Cisco offers tech to predict enterprise network problems
Cisco has developed a predictive engine that analyses switch and router telemetry to reduce unplanned downtime and outages for businesses.
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Cisco urges software update to thwart counterfeit switches
Semiconductor material shortages and other supply chain disruptions are contributing to a spike in counterfeit IT gear, Cisco warns.
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Arista CEO details supply chain woes, mulls price hikes
Arista CEO reports a record quarter for revenues despite a giant backlog caused by parts suppliers backing out at the last minute.
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Private 5G use in enterprise faces challenges
The availability of services from AWS, Cisco and HPE is propelling private 5G forward, but enterprises still have to contend with multiple roadblocks.
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Extreme Networks impacted by supply chain woes, backlogs and higher prices
Supply chain issues continue to drive networking equipment prices up and impact delivery schedules but despite them, Extreme Networks reported solid product revenue.
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Microsoft shifts SONiC network operating system development to Linux Foundation
The enhancement and adoption of SONiC could accelerate now that its development has been given over to the Linux Foundation.
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Cisco SD-WAN software gains broader app access, enhanced analytics
Cisco has upgraded its SD-WAN Cloud OnRamp for SaaS service to provide secure connectivity to a wider range of cloud-based apps.
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Looking back on IBM's game-changing mainframe moments
The latest generation of IBM mainframes, the z16, is just the most recent chapter of one of the longest running tech success stories.
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Cisco unveils workplace-safety service, branch office firewall
Cisco unwraps new monitoring offering that can locate free workplace meeting rooms, report on their occupancy, even their humidity.
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Aruba cites centralised policies, NaaS and segmentation as key priorities
Network and security perimeters are becoming outdated, and AI can help optimise network efficiency, according to David Hughes of Aruba.
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