Network Break 229: Aruba Announces New Wi-Fi Products; Intel Targets The Data Center

Take a Network Break! Aruba announces new 802.11ax APs and ClearPass software for device identification, Intel rolls out a slew of products for the data center including a new Ethernet adapter and a second-gen Xeon processor, and Amazon confirms plans to launch satellites for a broadband service. Citrix releases an update on the breach it announced in March, Kemp Technologies gets acquired by a private equity firm, Google dissolves its AI Ethics panel, and Cisco’s Catalyst 6500 turns twenty. Get links to all these stories after our sponsor message. Sponsor: WAN Summit The WAN Summit is the place to learn from your IT peers and experts on WAN transformation. It’s happening right now in New York City, April 8th and 9th. Go to twitter.com/WANSummit to check it out. Summits are also happening in London, Frankfurt, Sydney, and Singapore in 2019. You can see a full list at WANSummit.com. And it’s under $99 for enterprise registrants. Our listeners can get an extra 20% off with the code PACKETPUSHERS when they register. Show Links: Aruba Simplifies Enterprise IoT Adoption with New Automated Security and Next-Gen Wireless Solutions – Aruba Networks Intel Announces Broadest Product Portfolio for Moving, Storing and Processing Data – Intel Is Intel’s “Innovation Day” Innovative Enough for Carrier Cloud? – CIMI Corp. Tech Field Day : Intel Ethernet Technology Innovations – YouTube Server Speed and Capacity for Business Application Demands – Cisco Amazon to offer broadband access from orbit with 3,236-satellite ‘Project Kuiper’ constellation – GeekWire Citrix mysteriously quiet amid whisperings of senior layoffs: Executives, teams logged out, it is claimed – The Register Citrix provides update on unauthorized internal network access – Citrix Systems Mill Point Capital Partners with Management to Acquire Kemp Technologies – Kemp Technologies Mill Point Buys Kemp Technologies – Private Equity Professional Google’s brand-new AI ethics board is already falling apart – Vox An ext...