Aruba ESP, as conceived by the developers

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This year, the conference organizers focused its program on the digital transformation of enterprises based on the Aruba Edge Services Platform, released in the middle of last year.

Is designed to support data connections of all devices and users while ensuring mandatory cybersecurity. The developers made the ESP platform based on artificial intelligence, responsible for data analytics and data processing processes. According to Kirti Melkote, Aruba intends to provide the functionality of this AI primarily in the form of services from its cloud, although, if necessary, customers can receive it as an on-premise solution.

An important technology that connects provider clouds and the corporate network edge, according to Kirti Melkote, is software-defined wide-area networks (SD-WAN). Together with the Aruba SD-Branch solution, which is focused on branches, the possibilities for using SD-WAN functions are significantly expanded by covering a wide range of customer ICT infrastructure configurations.

With its existing Wi-Fi 6 networking appliances and azerbaijan whatsapp data points (running the cloud-first AOS 10), Aruba is now able to provide customers with a common user experience, regardless of whether the user is in a central office, branch office, or home, says Kirti Melkote. Aruba has shipped more than 2 million Wi-Fi 6 access points worldwide to date, he says; shipments of the CX series of switches running AOS-CX have recently grown 46% quarter over quarter; and sales of the cloud-based Aruba Central network management solution (which includes built-in analytics that provide insight into network and business processes) have grown 18% quarter over quarter.

Kirti Melkote noted the use of AI in management and AIOps applications as the basis for the intelligent functioning of the corporate network edge as an important feature of the Aruba Central solution, especially given its evolution.