NB575: AI Multipath Protocol Goes to Open Compute Project; Cisco Shrinks Workforce as Income Swells
This week's Network Break highlights Microsoft's patching of critical Azure vulnerabilities, Nvidia's MCR protocol joining the Open Compute Project, AT&T's quantum-resistant SD-WAN services, and HPE's new Wi-Fi automation.
MAIN POINTS
- Microsoft patched four critical vulnerabilities in Azure, urging an audit of environments.
- Nvidia introduced the Multipath Reliable Connection protocol to the Open Compute Project.
- AT&T launched quantum-resistant SD-WAN services to enhance security.
- HPE unveiled new Wi-Fi automation solutions.
TAKEAWAYS
- Regular audits of Azure environments are crucial following Microsoft's vulnerability patches.
- Nvidia's MCR protocol aims to improve network reliability through the Open Compute Project.
- Quantum-resistant technologies are becoming essential for secure network services.
- Automation in Wi-Fi management can lead to more efficient network operations.