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  1. Cisco, Extreme Networks, and Radcom are capitalizing on the growing opportunity presented by AI infrastructure investments.

Cisco and Extreme Networks are competing in the AI infrastructure space, with Cisco forming new partnerships and leveraging Splunk for security capabilities.

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Cisco and Extreme Networks are competing in the AI infrastructure space, with Cisco forming new partnerships and leveraging Splunk for security capabilities.

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  1. Cisco is integrating ThousandEyes network intelligence into the Splunk platform for enhanced network insights.Sub-event
  2. Cisco and Extreme Networks compete in AI networking, with Cisco forming new partnerships and leveraging Splunk.1 source

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