Zeus Kerravala

1 week ago | siliconangle.com | Zeus Kerravala

As zero-trust security vendor Zscaler Inc. held its user event, Zenith Live, this week in Las Vegas, Chief Executive Jay Chaudhry sought to shift the company’s traditional narrative. In his Tuesday keynote, rather than focus on Zscaler as a replacement for virtual private networks and firewalls — though that was clearly articulated as well — Chaudhry (pictured) emphasized how zero trust everywhere could unlock the potential of artificial intelligence.

2 weeks ago | networkcomputing.com | Zeus Kerravala

DriveNets, best known for bringing cloud-native, software-centric networking to service providers, recently released a series of Ethernet packages to meet the unique needs of AI data centers. While the technology mania for AI initially centered on silicon, IT leaders are starting to understand that the network plays a critical role in the success of AI. The role of the network is why NVIDIA spent nearly $7 billion to acquire Mellanox in 2019.

2 weeks ago | siliconangle.com | Zeus Kerravala

Fabrix.ai Inc., previously known as CloudFabrix, has evolved from focusing on providing a data-driven artificial intelligence operations platform to now offering an agentic platform for information technology operations. The Fabrix.ai platform delivers a purpose-built agentic AI operational intelligence platform that enables enterprise users to streamline IT operations use cases, make better decisions more quickly and successfully accelerate digital transformation.

3 weeks ago | networkcomputing.com | Zeus Kerravala

When NVIDIA founder and CEO Jensen Huang takes the stage for a keynote at a major computer industry event, there's little doubt that he'll announce several innovations and enhancements from his industry-leading GPU company. That's just what he did this week to kick off Computex 2025 in Taipei, Taiwan. Anyone who's been to a major event with Huang keynoting is likely accustomed to him unveiling a slew of innovations to advance AI.

3 weeks ago | siliconangle.com | Zeus Kerravala

Extreme Networks Inc. is holding its user event, Extreme Connect 2025 this week in Paris — a fitting city for the event as it’s home to many customers of Extreme, including the Musee d’Orsay and Charles De Gaulle Airport. The cloud networking provider used the event to announce several new products that focused on making the network simpler to deploy and easier to manage.