Four major themes emerged in Nemertes’ latest data center research, drawn from interviews with 82 data center managers, CIOs, IT directors and other IT executives from 65 companies. Regardless of size ...

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Australia’s economy slowed sharply in the March quarter, growing by just 0.2% as government spending slowed and extreme weather events dampened demand. That followed an increase of 0.6% in the ...

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While the tech industry suffers from large-scale layoffs, Extreme Networks had record hiring in the last six months. The company’s people and partners, according to CEO Ed Meyercord, are making all ...

Extreme Networks Inc. is riding a wave of market recovery, competitor upheaval and the launch of a new artificial intelligence-driven networking platform to position itself for continued growth, Chief ...

In its sixth consecutive quarter of revenue growth, Extreme Networks’ first-quarter 2026 revenue climbed 15 percent, driven in part by the company’s AI-powered Extreme Platform One offering, according ...

All regions across the bulk power system (BPS) are generally prepared to meet resource adequacy criteria to meet normal peak demand this summer, but ongoing concerns about extreme weather events, ...

CEO Edward B. Meyercord highlighted that "Q4 marked our fifth consecutive quarter of sequential revenue growth. Revenue reached $307 million, representing a 20% increase year-over-year with ...

The continued growth of cloud applications, wireless technology and the COVID-19-driven enterprise hybrid workplace is making flexible networking a must. As a result the networking industry as a whole ...

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