Sebastian Raiffen

The relentless expansion of artificial intelligence is fundamentally reshaping the data center, placing unprecedented strain on the networking infrastructure that serves as its central nervous system. As AI models grow in complexity and their applications move from centralized training facilities

The insatiable demand for computational power driven by large-scale artificial intelligence has pushed data center infrastructure to its breaking point, transforming the network from a simple transport layer into the central nervous system of modern AI clusters. Cisco's AI Fabric Technology

We are joined today by Matilda Bailey, a networking specialist at the forefront of the technological race powering artificial intelligence. As enterprises grapple with the immense infrastructural demands of AI, we'll explore the groundbreaking hardware innovations designed to meet this challenge.

Hewlett Packard Enterprise is deploying what is set to become the most complex and geographically dispersed network in the history of the Olympic Games for the Milan Cortina 2026 Winter Games, an undertaking that redefines the very fabric of event connectivity. Spanning a vast territory of over

The unassuming network devices humming quietly in server rooms and office closets across the country represent one of the most significant and often overlooked vulnerabilities to national security, prompting federal cybersecurity authorities to issue a sweeping mandate to eliminate this pervasive

The modern IT professional often operates in a state of controlled chaos, navigating a complex web of disparate tools for endpoint management, cybersecurity, data backup, and network monitoring, where this fragmented approach not only drains resources but also creates dangerous security

The rapid corporate adoption of artificial intelligence has introduced a new and alarming security vulnerability that extends far beyond traditional data breaches; a burgeoning criminal network is now actively hijacking and reselling access to exposed corporate AI infrastructure. For years,

With us today is Matilda Bailey, a networking specialist whose work is at the forefront of cellular, wireless, and next-generation connectivity solutions. We’re delving into Germany's ambitious new initiative, a €1 billion AI center in Munich, to understand its strategic importance for European

As a leading networking specialist focused on the next generation of digital infrastructure, Matilda Bailey has a unique vantage point on the seismic shifts transforming the data center industry. The landscape is being pulled in two powerful directions: the insatiable energy demands of AI and the

Beneath the quiet hum of servers lies a global construction boom of unprecedented scale, as the voracious computational needs of artificial intelligence are physically reshaping the planet's infrastructure one gigawatt at a time. This is not merely an upgrade to the digital world's backbone; it is