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Extreme Networks has unveiled Extreme Platform ONE, a new AI-powered technology platform aimed at simplifying networking and security operations for enterprises.

As artificial intelligence integrates into business, network teams face the challenge of meeting increased traffic demands while leveraging AI for operations.

Westcon-Comstor has expanded its partnership with Weblib to distribute intelligent Wi-Fi solutions across the EMEA region, enhancing collaboration and growth.

Extreme Networks has unveiled new features in its ExtremeCloud Universal ZTNA, enhancing network access management and security for hybrid work environments.

A new report from Extreme Networks reveals CIOs are prioritising network security over AI, with 34% citing it as their top IT concern for 2024.

Extreme Networks appoints David Nuti as Head of Security Sales to drive growth in AI, networking, and security integration with UZTNA solutions.

Exabeam's first quarterly product release post-merger with LogRhythm features new AI innovations, offering tailored security solutions and increased detection efficiency.

As generative AI transforms industries, the focus shifts from fear of job loss to the need for workforce upskilling. Organisations must prepare staff to harness GenAI's potential.

Extreme Networks has appointed Ray Teske as Sales Leader for APAC. With 30 years in sales and leadership roles, Teske aims to drive growth and innovation.

Extreme Networks partners with Intel to boost AI capabilities in networking solutions, aiming to optimise network performance, enhance security, and cut operational costs.

LogRhythm launches its ninth consecutive quarterly release, enhancing its MDI Fabric to bolster AI-driven SOCs, and introduces features like AWS S3 log storage.

The takedown of Qakbot offers a brief respite for cybersecurity teams but highlights the persistent, evolving threat landscape and the complexity of combating cybercrime.

Westcon-Comstor partners with Extreme Networks to elevate fan experiences in EMEA stadiums, offering high-speed Wi-Fi, cashless transactions, and real-time sports betting.

Nabil Bukhari steers Extreme Networks towards innovation and transformation, emphasising AI and infinite connectivity, and redefining tech leadership.

In the wake of the pandemic, healthcare faces staff shortages, cyber threats, and budget constraints, making robust, secure networks essential for top-tier medical care.

DataHorizzon Research predicts a surge in the Network Access Control Market from USD $2.9 billion in 2023 to USD $14.5 billion by 2032, fuelled by rising cybercrime and increasing network security concerns.

Extreme Networks launches Extreme Labs, a hub for tech R&D, with focus on pioneering products predicted for adoption by 2030, in collaboration with Living Tomorrow.

Wi-Fi 7 is the second generation of wireless to utilise the 6 GHz spectrum and is on track to make its mark this year.

Recognised as a leader in the 2024 Gartner Magic Quadrant for Enterprise Wired and Wireless LAN Infrastructure, Extreme Networks collects its sixth consecutive accolade, highlighting its innovative cloud networking prowess.

Mexican-born tech exec Brenda Lazcano shares her journey from Mexico to Australia, valuing diversity and promoting inclusion in the tech industry.