Enterprise Cloud and Transformation

As enterprise networks have surged in the number of people and devices connected to them, it’s time to revisit the campus network architecture. Traditional campus architectures were designed by single

This blog was originally published to the 128 Technology website – in 2020, Juniper Networks acquired 128 Technology. Learn more about the acquisition here. OK, maybe you’re tired about the whole

Scholars believe that language in human beings began to develop over 200,000 years ago. We’ve been communicating ever since using words and sentences as the building blocks for all types

Network automation has come a long way since its inception. Over the years, network automation has gone through many phases from CLI-centered scrapping and scripting, to programmability through NETCONF and

For the second year, the State of Network Automation Report (SoNAR) provides user-reported, global insights about the industry’s overall journey to automation, understanding how and when companies are embracing this

As we settle into a new normal, companies around the world have begun planning for their reopening with new corporate protocols and strategies to ensure a safe return to the

Seamless Wi-Fi / cellular roaming for better Wi-Fi monetization No matter where we are – home, office or on the go – we expect to be wirelessly connected 24×7, either

There’s no question that the go-to in modern data center designs is now a common architecture of an IP fabric to provide base connectivity, overlaid with EVPN-VXLAN to provide end-to-end

Analyzing the economics of IT workloads deployed in Public, Private and Multicloud “The cloud” has transformed IT and enterprise digitization over the last decade, buoyed by public cloud services that