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New Brunswick Community College (NBCC) is deploying an AI-powered HPE Aruba Networking ESP solution by Hewlett Packard Enterprise to reach underserved communities. The college is modernizing its networking infrastructure across its six campuses and implementing Wi-Fi 6E-enabled access points for future-ready institutional infrastructure. The deployment includes indoor and outdoor access points, remote access points for teleworkers, and CX Series Switches for wired networking. NBCC is also leveraging HPE Aruba Networking APs as an IoT platform and adopting zero trust security capabilities for wired and wireless administration. The solution enables the college to securely deploy a wide range of connected technologies and simplify network management.

Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) has built a new AI supercomputer called 'Austral' for CRIANN in Normandy, France. The supercomputer will be used to accelerate France's AI initiatives and support research in climate modeling, biotechnology, healthcare, and materials science. Austral is part of France's national AI strategy and was co-funded by the Normandy Region, the French State, and the European Union. It will help train AI models, run simulations, and analyze data to drive scientific discovery and innovation.

HPE Aruba Networking recognized as Leader in Gartner Magic Quadrant for SD-WAN for sixth consecutive year.

Dubai Islamic Bank selects HPE GreenLake and HPE Aruba Networking to modernize their core banking system and enhance connectivity and network security.

HPE deploys integrated private 5G and Wi-Fi network at the Ryder Cup, showcasing future of wireless connectivity

Pennsylvania Convention Center adopts Wi-Fi 6E from HPE Aruba Networking to enhance connectivity for events

Hewlett Packard Enterprise to host Securities Analyst Meeting on October 19, 2023

HPE Aruba Networking introduces new products to improve network performance for SMBs

Emerging technology like generative AI is seen as crucial for business innovation, but cybersecurity concerns are hindering investment, according to research by HPE Aruba Networking. 64% of IT leaders believe that cybersecurity concerns are negatively impacting their organization’s willingness to invest in innovative tech. However, 89% of IT leaders say their organization requires high levels of innovation, including generative AI, in the next 12 months to succeed. Organizations are turning to technologies like 5G, AI and machine learning, and IoT to drive innovation, but only 45% describe their organization as innovative and secure. IT leaders also have concerns about their ability to keep up with technology demands and their IT teams being stretched to capacity. The research highlights the role of the network in facilitating safer innovation and supporting cybersecurity effectiveness and innovation. Organizations are investing in network-based security solutions, but there is a need to tie these investments together to realize their benefits. A unified SASE approach is recommended to bring together all network technologies and support safe innovation.