Cisco HyperFlex 4.0: From Core to Edge on TechWiseTV

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Hyperconverged infrastructure for compute, storage, and networking makes good sense. It’s simpler and more cost-effective. But deploying it at the edge has been problematic, especially to many different offices. Cisco has a better idea—use HyperFlex 4.0, a simple-to-deploy, software-defined, enterprise-class cloud-managed infrastructure to extend the core data center to office and branch locations at the edge.



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