According to Juniper, its revenue grew 7.2 percent in Q1 2021 from last year, powered by strong demand in cloud and enterprise solutions. Digital transformation in the enterprise is driving new requirements for networks to be operated as a unified system and the company has jumped all over this trend. Juniper continues its enterprise networking innovationĮvidence of Juniper’s enterprise strength comes from its financial results. Apstra was a pioneer in IBN and adds to the collection of recent acquisitions, which include Mist Systems and 128 Technology, for Juniper that has enabled the company to become a much stronger enterprise vendor. Apstra 4.0 is the first major software release after the acquisition.

Among other enhancements, Apstra 4.0 features connectivity templates for managing connections to attached systems and additional support for multi-vendor integrations.Īpstra, which specializes in IBN and intent-based analytics (IBA), has become the cornerstone of Juniper’s data center portfolio since Juniper acquired the company and its Apstra Operating System (AOS) in January.

Juniper Networks unveiled the latest version of its Apstra intent-based networking (IBN) software in an effort to help enterprises automate data center operations.

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