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A new chapter for IT operations: Cisco Cloud Control is now generally available for U.S. customers Balaji Venkatraman on August 25, 2026 at 3:30 pm

Starting today, Cisco Cloud Control is generally available for U.S. customers. More than 300 customers are already onboarded, and the global pre-GA waitlist surpassed 5,000 sign-ups. 

Those numbers reinforce what we heard throughout the..........

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Cisco AI Defense + Armada: Distributed AI That’s Safe to Run, Wherever the Mission Requires It Sriram Sagi on August 25, 2026 at 3:30 pm

Foundation-model training and centralized AI services will remain in hyperscale regions, but inference, computer vision, and agentic workloads are moving closer to proprietary data and operations into private AI factories, sovereign clouds.........

​[#item_full_content]  Foundation-model training and centralized AI services will remain in hyperscale regions, but inference, computer vision, and agentic workloads are moving closer to proprietary data and operations into private AI factories, sovereign clouds.........  Read More Cisco Blogs 

Deep Dive: Automating NetOps with the cisco.catalystcenter Ansible Collection Shweta Palande on August 25, 2026 at 2:00 pm

Explore how Cisco Catalyst Center and Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform help NetOps teams automate provisioning, SD-Access, software image management, assurance, and compliance at scale.

​[#item_full_content]  Explore how Cisco Catalyst Center and Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform help NetOps teams automate provisioning, SD-Access, software image management, assurance, and compliance at scale.  Read More Cisco Blogs 

Identity Everywhere: Bringing Infrastructure Identity to Agentic IT Peter Bailey on August 25, 2026 at 1:00 pm

Segmentation limits attacker movement, contains AI-era threats, and strengthens cyber resilience with Zero Trust.

​[#item_full_content]  Segmentation limits attacker movement, contains AI-era threats, and strengthens cyber resilience with Zero Trust.  Read More Cisco Blogs 

Cisco Launches Sovereign Critical Infrastructure in Canada – Government and Organizations Gain More Choice and Control Cisco Newsroom: Security

Cisco today launched its Sovereign Critical Infrastructure portfolio in Canada, [...]

Cisco Expands Secure AI Factory with NVIDIA for the Rack-Scale Era on August 25, 2026 at 12:00 pm

The next era of AI infrastructure can't just deliver raw [...]

Accelerating the future: A new era of AI-powered performance Cisco Newsroom: Security

Cisco and McLaren Mastercard F1 extend partnership to accelerate innovation [...]

Mutual Post-Quantum Auth over IKEv2 – IPsec Series, Part 8 Julio Gomez on August 24, 2026 at 7:43 pm

We mutually authenticate an IKEv2 tunnel: classical ECDSA first, then ML-DSA over an ML-KEM key exchange, and watch the ML-DSA certs balloon the authentication message into six fragments on the wire.

​[#item_full_content]  We mutually authenticate an IKEv2 tunnel: classical ECDSA first, then ML-DSA over an ML-KEM key exchange, and watch the ML-DSA certs balloon the authentication message into six fragments on the wire.  Read More Cisco Blogs 

Rev Up to Recert: Stack Your AI Infrastructure and Ops Knowledge Quinn Snyder on August 24, 2026 at 3:00 pm

Rev Up to Recert: Stack answers a hard truth about AI in networking: understanding it isn't enough. You also need to build the infrastructure behind it, operationalize it so it performs as intended, and use it as a diagnostic assistant.

​[#item_full_content]  Rev Up to Recert: Stack answers a hard truth about AI in networking: understanding it isn't enough. You also need to build the infrastructure behind it, operationalize it so it performs as intended, and use it as a diagnostic assistant.  Read More Cisco Blogs 

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