It’s tempting—especially for enterprise network owners—to apply the same sorts of lifecycle management tactics to wide area networks (WANs), campus networks and data center fabrics. But does applying the standard
## intro Today, nearly fifty years after Bob Dylan’s debut of the iconic song, “The Times They Are A-Changin’” the same can be said when we think about the evolution
For decades, private enterprise WANs have evolved ever so slowly. It’s been a long road from the early days of using T1 and frame relay for what was then blazing
We recently spoke to some of our Juniper Ambassadors (see Part One here) to better understand the dynamics, drivers and concerns they have encountered while designing and running data center
Today, we’re pleased to share that Juniper Networks, driven by Mist AI, was once again named a Visionary in the 2021 Gartner Magic Quadrant for Indoor Location Services, Global, with
Specifics of the future are uncertain, yet many things remain predictable. Network engineering is a role that is both growing and evolving. Today’s compute workloads and workflows are growing, varied
The wide-area network (WAN) has been business-critical for decades, but in many ways, the architecture hasn’t changed dramatically – until recently. The shift to cloud application workloads is accelerating as
At Juniper Networks, we have been leading the data center design conversation for many years. From Spanning Tree Protocol (STP or xSTP) and MC-LAG to leaf-and-spine IP fabrics and network
Experience-First Networking is Here Juniper Networks’ campus and branch customers recognize the value of real AIOps. From five of the Fortune/Global 10, to the top university in the world, to
This blog was originally published to the 128 Technology website – in 2020, Juniper Networks acquired 128 Technology. Learn more about the acquisition here. It’s traditional, at the start of a