AI-powered applications are rolling out everywhere, but enterprises are really not ready for this shift. From lack of infrastructure to power training and inferencing, to a skills gap to manage data and AI,

The enterprise network is full of data. We live in a world of telemetry and analytics and data lakes, not SNMP and simple measurements. In this episode, brought to you by Cisco, we take on the premise that traditional network monitoring tools can’t kee...

Have networks just become on-ramps to the internet interstate? As we ramp up for Networking Field Day 25, Tom and Co. dive into the topic of on-premises networks and their function in this cloud age on this episode of the On-Premise IT Roundtable Podcast.

SD-WAN has been the truest example of implementing software-defined networking in the last decade. With the rise of SASE, we’re seeing the integration of software-defined security as well. In this episode brought to you by Cisco,

Dynamic. Extensible. Scalable. These are just some of the key traits today’s companies need from their infrastructure, and frankly, it seems like the server as it has been known is not built to the same specifications.

Wi-Fi networking is the way we do business today in the enterprise, but what about 5G? In this episode of the On-Premise IT Podcast, we explore whether or not Private LTE will displace Wi-Fi.

We can recover from software hacks, but what should we do with the software? In this episode, we ask if we need to toss out hacked software.

Security is how we protect ourselves and our information, but can we boil it all down to a product? In this episode, we discuss whether or not Security Is Just A Bunch Of Products.

Does Kubernetes need persistent storage? Or is it just about the data being kept in containers? In this sponsored episode by Pure Storage, we discuss where storage is headed from here.

With the recent departure of Pat Gelsinger and other executives, VMware find itself in uncertain times. Join us on this episode of the On-Premise IT Roundtable Podcast as we try to determine the fate of VMware.