HPE Unveils Aruba Networking Central, an AI-Powered Network Management Solution

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HPE launches Aruba Networking Central

Hewlett Packard Enterprise (NYSE: HPE) today announced additional functionality for HPE Aruba Networking Central, an AI-powered, security-first network management solution.

It adds new deployment options, including a Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) for customers who need the agility of cloud computing, along with specific data security, data control and regulatory requirements, as well as an on-premises installation option that can operate without a connection to the cloud.

With this expansion, HPE is the only provider to offer the industry’s most comprehensive, AI-powered, cloud-native network management, via a customer-facing VPC, on-premises deployment, public SaaS, or network-as-a-service (NaaS).

HPE Aruba Networking Central On-Premises for Government Offering new deployment options with FIPS 140-2 certified server hardware to meet government security requirements, this comprehensive network management solution enhances enterprise efficiency and supports new use cases such as AI data collection, AI training and inference that require greater governance via air-gapped on-premise and cloud VPC deployment options.

For public cloud and VPC deployment options, customers benefit from HPE GreenLake cloud’s extensive network of data centers across multiple global regions, enabling flexible and localized cloud deployments.

Other innovations in HPE Aruba Networking Central include always-on AIOps network automation, which continuously monitors and detects wired and wireless network health, helping to optimize network performance and accurately detect performance issues.

AI assistant infrastructure acts as the network architect, monitoring and gathering data, providing diagnostics and recommendations to increase network capacity and efficiency, plugging security gaps, and helping identify configuration errors before they impact network operations.

HPE Aruba Networking Central It has expanded its full-stack network observability, analysis and troubleshooting capabilities, including telemetry of data lakes, supporting both heterogeneous network environments and core enterprise IT applications with an enhanced IT monitoring solution.

This new service expansion includes an annual subscription license from OpsRamp, a Hewlett Packard Enterprise company, that provides powerful third-party device monitoring. HPE Aruba Networking Central also provides deeper visibility into real-time apps like Microsoft Teams to support higher quality voice and video calls.

Phil Mottram, Executive Vice President and General Manager, HPE Aruba Networking said “As organizations become more data-driven, they are demanding IT solutions that can be managed locally and regionally. With these innovations, HPE can effectively meet the pressing challenges of enterprises, nonprofits and government agencies with unprecedented network management flexibility.

Combined with HPE’s ongoing innovations in AI, security and connectivity, HPE Aruba Networking Central continues to deliver the most powerful and versatile network management application on the market, helping organizations confidently meet their security, privacy and governance requirements.”

HPE launches Aruba Networking Central

New features and benefits exclusive to HPE Aruba Networking Central include:

  • 4. Various usage options The most of any network management application, HPE Aruba Networking Central supports four deployment models – SaaS in the cloud, VPC, on-premises, and NaaS – to meet the needs of enterprise and government organizations while meeting regulatory constraints and standards such as GDPR and FINRA.
  • AI-powered Automated Network Assistant Extends the AIOps capabilities of HPE Aruba Networking Central by providing system performance alerts to help administrators improve and alert them when operational issues are detected.
  • Increase the number of network service points (PoPs) worldwide Make HPE Aruba Networking Central cloud-to-cloud faster and more efficient with dedicated servers in the United States, Canada, EU, Middle East and Africa, Asia Pacific, and China.
  • A data lake that manages large amounts of telemetry data from devices. HPE Aruba Networking Central, which manages more than 5.2 million devices and serves more than 2 billion networked devices, achieved compound annual growth rates (YoY) of 30% and 100%, respectively. With one of the largest repositories of data in the industry, this service expansion enables the use of unique and anonymized remote data to power advanced AI for predictive analytics and recommendations. The HPE Aruba Networking Central service expansion also supports previously announced AIOps capabilities that securely integrate multiple GenAI large language models (LLMs).
  • Expand the ability to monitor, analyze and troubleshoot (Observability) From third-party providers with a one-year HPE Aruba Networking Central OpsRamp Extension subscription that expands previously announced capabilities to extend the visibility of third-party devices such as Cisco, Arista, and Juniper Networks.
  • End-to-end remote data collection and transfer To enhance the Microsoft Teams experience for voice and video calls through native Teams integration, HPE Aruba Networking Central is now available to identify and resolve issues, as well as improve quality of service (QoS) for real-time call experiences by correlating and analyzing data gained from the Teams integration.
  • A comprehensive integrated API enables sharing of observation context, analysis and troubleshooting (Observability). HPE Aruba Network Central leverages other key IT services to provide a full-stack view of the network, such as applications, device location, and remote monitoring and analytics of network devices and other enterprise IT tools. By providing key AI-powered remote insights from a data warehouse of more than two billion endpoints, HPE Aruba Network Central can leverage other key IT services to serve as a “authoritative source of information” for network monitoring, analysis, and troubleshooting (Observability).

Since the launch of HPE Aruba Networking Central in 2557, it has consistently delivered powerful functionality to configure, manage, monitor and troubleshoot wired and wireless LANs, WANs and IoT networks, integrating functionality throughout the infrastructure lifecycle.

Leading customers such as Nobu Hotels and Royal Jaarbeurs in the Netherlands are benefiting from the unique and differentiated deployment flexibility of HPE Aruba Networking Central.

HPE Aruba Networking Central is sold as an annual subscription with two tiers of licensing, Foundation and Advanced, and is available through HPE partners and as a managed service provider (MSP).

 

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