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Super Mario Odyssey marks Mario’s triumphant return to the Nintendo Switch, offering an expansive 3D adventure with new abilities and captivating kingdoms.

Juniper Networks clinches the top spot in four out of five key categories in IHS Markit's router and switch vendor survey, edging out Cisco, Huawei and Nokia.

Bethesda have released an uncompromising, portable Nintendo Switch version of their 2011 hit RPG, The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim.

An expansion into security, broadening the SMB offerings and moving deeper into the core switch infrastructure - Aruba's got big plans for 2018.

At Cisco's Partner Summit in Dallas, the tech giant unveiled its 32-Gbps fibre channel switch aiming to revolutionise data centre storage and networking.

Cisco has snapped up the WLAN market lead in India, adding to its dominant position in the Ethernet switch and router markets.

APAC is leading the charge in Ethernet switch and enterprise and service provider router growth. But which vendors are on the up and which are sliding.

Supernap’s Bangkok 1 data center has been designed and constructed to the same specifications as the Tier IV Switch Las Vegas data centers.

BT and Dell EMC have collaborated to explore the coupling of data centre technology and specialist switching software to create the next network.

Hackers may be collecting configuration files from Cisco routers and switches used by a number of Australian organisations.

A reliable power supply that guarantees connected devices stay connected and always on is now more crucial than ever before.

The switches are suitable for business networks of all sizes due to high port densities, switch stacking and easy management.

With a 21 percent year-on-year decline, IDC reports the first quarter of 2017 was in fact the worst downturn in some time.

H3C’s latest model of switch, the S12500X-AF, is designed to serve the scale and speed needs of today’s cloud computing data centers.

Switch rolls out Tier 5 standard, aiming to redefine data centre transparency and resilience, addressing key industry oversights.

There is a growing demand for flexible data rates across both data center and campus networks, according to Extreme Networks.

US Warns of Critical Vulnerabilities in Industrial Switches Used in Critical Infrastructure Sectors in Australia and New Zealand.

NETGEAR recently held a roadshow in Auckland, delving into the trends of more data, devices, apps and the need for speed.

Brocade and Nutanix unite, bolstering enterprises with hyperconverged solutions for streamlined data center operations.

Companies such as ATEN are showing why KVM is not only still relevant for today’s world, but has a range of uses outside the data centre.