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COMPANY NEWS: Extreme Networks, announced it has formed a co-innovation alliance with the Intel Connectivity Analytics Program to enhance native AI capabilities within its Extreme AI Expert solution, currently in technology preview within Extreme Labs. This collaboration aims to help customers optimise network performance, detect security threats, personalise end-user experiences and reduce operational costs by leveraging network data, unique device data from PCs through the innovative Intel Connectivity Analytics SDK and generative AI (genAI) to make networks smarter, faster and more resilient.

COMPANY NEWS:  LogRhythm, the company helping security teams stop breaches by turning disconnected data and signals into trustworthy insights, today announced its ninth consecutive quarterly release. In the AI-ready world, LogRhythm empowers security teams with the highest integrity data in the security industry to enhance the output of the AI tools used to defend organisations from cyberthreats. Coupled with this quarter’s simplified data retention, LogRhythm’s enhancements boost analyst efficiency and simplify compliance with industry standards and regulations.

COMPANY NEWS: Extreme Networks, a leader in cloud networking, has announced the launch of Extreme Labs: a dynamic ecosystem where creativity, collaboration, and cutting-edge technology converge to fuel innovation of early-stage technologies.

GUEST OPINION: It’s been around since the 1960s, but recent improvements are now pushing virtual reality (VR) closer to becoming a valuable business and consumer tool.

COMPANY NEWS: Extreme Networks, a leader in cloud networking, today announced it has been named as a Leader by Gartner for the sixth consecutive time in the 2024 Gartner Magic Quadrant for Enterprise Wired and Wireless LAN Infrastructure, published on 6 March 2024, authored by Tim Zimmerman, Christian Canales, Nauman Raja, and Mike Leibovitz. Of the 12 companies in the Magic Quadrant, Extreme Networks was named a Leader for both vision and execution.

COMPANY NEWS:  Hinwil, Switzerland - 26 February 2024 – Stake F1 Team Kick Sauber will be able to rely on flexible, secure wireless connectivity both at its Swiss headquarters and at racetracks all over the world, as the team unveils a partnership with cloud networking leader Extreme Networks.

COMPANY NEWS: Extreme Networks today introduced two new solutions designed to help highly distributed enterprise organiSations create improved network connectivity, security and application performance. The AP5020 is a new Wi-Fi 7 Universal access point (AP) that operates on the 6GHz spectrum and is designed to support high-bandwidth, latency-sensitive applications and IoT devices – creating a more effective way for enterprises to modernise and manage operations. The 4000 series cloud-managed switches, the latest addition to Extreme’s Universal portfolio, offer faster setup time by eliminating nearly all manual configurations. Paired with ExtremeCloud Universal ZTNA, these offer automated onboarding, configuration and policy enforcement to strengthen security as organisations move to a Zero Trust architecture across their network.

COMPANY NEWS: Extreme Networks today announced that Monica Kumar has been appointed as the company’s new executive vice president and chief marketing officer.

While 2023 continued to see opportunity and complexity for channels and alliances, the IT industry saw new technologies come on stream to further drive digital transformation despite global economic uncertainties. 

While 2023 continued to see opportunity and complexity for channels and alliances, the IT industry saw new technologies come on stream to further drive digital transformation despite global economic uncertainties. 

GUEST RESEARCH: Extreme Networks and Retail Systems Research (RSR) today released a new report titled The World is Connected: The Store Must Be Too, which found that retailers are most challenged by creating innovative in-store experiences that meet consumer expectations, the increasing demands on network bandwidth and emerging cybersecurity threats. However, despite 75% of respondents saying demands on network bandwidth were a major concern, the study found that the most successful retailers have leaned into Wi-Fi solutions to improve both in-store experiences and overall store operations. The survey polled 114 executives of global retail operations ranging from US$100 million to US$5 billion+ in annual revenue.

COMPANY NEWS: Extreme Networks, a leader in cloud networking, today introduced ExtremeCloud Universal Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA), the industry’s simplest, most complete network access solution.

GUEST OPINION: The widespread adoption of hybrid working patterns in the wake of the global pandemic is causing many organisations to rethink the way they design and build their data networks.

COMPANY NEWS: Red Devils fans attending matches at Old Trafford this season will experience fast new Wi-Fi from Extreme Networks.

GUEST OPINION: Australia has been experimenting with cutting-edge immersive medical training software for at least two decades now.

COMPANY NEWS: Extreme Networks, a leader in cloud networking, today announced it has been named as a Gartner Peer Insights Customers' Choice for Enterprise Wired and Wireless LAN Infrastructure for the sixth consecutive year.

American wired manufacturer and wireless network equipment provider Extreme Networks has unveiled new Wi-Fi solutions for its market.

COMPANY NEWS: Extreme Networks, today introduced ExtremeCloud Edge, the industry’s first networking cloud continuum, providing customers with more choice and flexibility when it comes to running networking applications, including management, analytics and AI, from anywhere. ExtremeCloud Edge spans across public to private to edge cloud deployments and helps reduce the complexity and operating costs associated with managing a wide spectrum of cloud use cases. Extreme now provides customers with the flexibility to create the edge of their network, whenever and wherever they choose.

GUEST OPINION: Australian businesses are taking a keen interest in using network data to solve two business problems that have emerged in recent times: office space utilisation and energy use.

Cloud networking company Extreme Networks has made three new channel appointments based in Sydney and Melbourne.