Security and compliance requirements drive IT pros to commercial automation tools, while the prospect of more customizable functionality lures teams to DIY automation. The first question most IT ...

The 12.1 release of NetBrain's network automation platform incorporates more powerful AI capabilities for network discovery, post-mortem outage assessments, and autonomous troubleshooting.

We might be witnessing the start of a new computing era where AI, cloud and quantum begin to converge in ways that redefine data processing and problem-solving.

Access to licenses for NetBrain Next-Gen, a no-code network automation platform, will help channel partners demonstrate their network automation skills and the importance of continuous network ...

Telecom networks are evolving from reactive, rule-based systems to "intent-driven" environments powered by Agentic AI.

While modern hybrid on-premise and multicloud connected digital infrastructures can deliver IT services at levels previously unimaginable, enterprises are finding it increasingly difficult to ...

BURLINGTON, Mass.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--NetBrain Technologies, Inc., the leading provider of no-code network automation and visibility solutions for hybrid multi-cloud connected networks, today announced ...

BURLINGTON, Mass.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--NetBrain Technologies, Inc., the leading provider of no-code network automation and visibility solutions for hybrid cloud-connected networks, today announced its ...

Earlier this month I had a productive discussion with a customer about getting started with network automation, and thought it'd be good to share some of the key thoughts. While this article addresses ...

It’s only human to make mistakes, but in a datacentre environment, any errors regarding network operations can be hugely costly, and to drive human error in this ...

The industry has high hopes for network automation. Industry research, as well as our own work, indicates that IT and networking professionals believe that many network management tasks can be ...

BALTIMORE—If pilots can use automation to take off and land, then the Defense Department can use it to run its networks, said Lt. Gen. Maria Barrett, commander of Army Cyber Command. “We fly planes on ...