Cisco 400G Data Center Switches
Nexus Cloud simplifies network management across multicloud environments while new 400G Cisco Nexus 9000 series network switches get improvements to meet today’s bandwidth needs.
Cisco on Tuesday beefed up its data center networking technology with two new products: a cloud-based tool that enables enterprises to centrally manage and monitor their data center and public cloud networks, and a set of new 400G network switches that enable enterprises and service providers to alleviate their bandwidth needs.
The new software-as-a-service-based (SaaS) tool, called Nexus Cloud, provides real-time insights and helps enterprises automate the management of data center networks across their hybrid cloud environments through a single pane of glass. Cisco executives said Nexus Cloud is essentially a cloud-based version of Cisco’s Nexus Dashboard, an on-premises appliance introduced in late 2020. Nexus Dashboard enables IT teams to connect multiple data center networks, provides real-time network visibility to troubleshoot and remediate problems, provides continuous verification of data center network state and policy, and allows IT staff to predict outages and ensure compliance.
At its Cisco Live conference in Las Vegas on Tuesday, Cisco executives announced plans for Nexus Cloud because of demand from customers who want a SaaS tool to simplify network management. Cisco executives said Nexus Cloud is essentially a cloud-based version of Cisco’s Nexus Dashboard, an on-premises appliance introduced in late 2020. Nexus Dashboard enables IT teams to connect multiple data center networks, provides real-time network visibility to troubleshoot and remediate problems, provides continuous verification of data center network state and policy, and allows IT staff to predict outages and ensure compliance.
At its Cisco Live conference in Las Vegas on Tuesday, Cisco executives announced plans for Nexus Cloud because of demand from customers who want a SaaS tool to simplify network management.
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