Cisco introduced Cloud Control, a unified platform that enables humans and AI agents to collaboratively manage and secure critical IT infrastructure. The platform integrates Cisco's networking, security, and collaboration tools with third-party services, allowing users to build custom AI agents and apps using natural language. It enhances security with real-time vulnerability protection, quantum-safe communications, and advanced AI-driven defenses. Cisco Cloud Control aims to help organizations respond to threats faster and build resilient infrastructure for the future, with availability starting in the US and expanding globally by mid-2026.
Dell and Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) have seen significant stock gains driven by soaring demand for AI infrastructure, with Dell reporting a 757% increase in AI server revenue and raising its outlook to $60 billion. These companies supply essent...
Cisco shares rose 5% to a record $127 following the launch of Cisco Cloud Control and Live Protect, AI-driven platforms enhancing cybersecurity and infrastructure management. This move pressures dedicated security firms like Palo Alto Networks and Cr...
Workday introduced Agent Passport, a system that tests and continuously monitors AI agents against industry standards like OWASP, NIST, and MITRE before deployment. Cisco partners as the first independent tester, ensuring agents handling sensitive HR...
NVIDIA introduced the Vera BlueField-4 STX platform featuring enhanced DOCA security capabilities that provide zero-trust file access, agent behavior monitoring, and network isolation directly in silicon. This innovation enables runtime threat detect...
Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, has laid off more than 2,400 employees across its Menlo Park and Sunnyvale offices as part of a workforce reduction announced in April. The layoffs primarily affected software engineers working on A...
