Cisco launches secure network architecture with smart switches and WiFi7 access points

Cisco unveils a unified network architecture featuring advanced security, smart switches, and WiFi7 access points aimed at accelerating enterprise Artificial Intelligence and IoT deployments.

Cisco has announced a significant overhaul in network infrastructure with the launch of its new secure network architecture, engineered to meet the rigorous demands of modern enterprise environments. Addressing the pressing needs of campus, branch, and industrial deployments, the architecture focuses on providing operational simplicity through unified management tools, making it easier for organizations to streamline their networking operations and reduce complexity.

Central to this update is Cisco´s suite of next-generation networking devices, including smart switches, secure routers, and WiFi7-enabled access points. These devices are specifically designed to accommodate data-intensive Artificial Intelligence workloads and growing Internet of Things ecosystems. With cyber threats on the rise and network reliability more critical than ever, Cisco has embedded advanced security capabilities directly into the network fabric, ensuring proactive protection at every layer without sacrificing performance or manageability.

The announcement follows insights from the Cisco IT Networking Leader Survey, which revealed that 97% of businesses believe network upgrades are crucial for the success of Artificial Intelligence and IoT initiatives. The potential risks are substantial, as severe network outages can cause immense financial damages globally. Cisco’s architecture aims to make networks more resilient, scalable, and secure, helping IT teams tackle expanding traffic loads, prevent costly outages, and accelerate the adoption of next-generation digital workloads. By redefining enterprise networking, Cisco positions itself at the forefront of facilitating innovation and efficiency in the era of Artificial Intelligence-powered business transformation.

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