Telemetry

Cisco Catalyst Center Collector for Network Copilot streams assurance, inventory, interface counters, and topology into a queryable workspace.

Splunk plus Aviz Network Copilot turns natural-language network questions into SPL queries, results, charts, and recommendations, with scalability test results.

Gigamon cites IDC forecasts that the enterprise network observability market reaches $4.39B by 2029 at 6.5% CAGR. The release links demand to AI, hybrid cloud, and security, and highlights AI-enabled deep observability products and telemetry delivery for visibility, policy enforcement, and governance.

Distributed infrastructure is outpacing traditional automation, and the post advocates an orchestration layer that connects AIOps insight with policy-driven execution.

ONES 4.2 adds Day-0 automation, controller and Docker monitoring, new licensing options, expanded SSD telemetry, and interface link flap history.

Observability can’t by itself remediate issues in hybrid and multivendor estates; the blog describes AIOps orchestration and closed-loop operations.

Weekly roundup covering AI factory networking, GenAI governance, and enterprise security advisories, plus RAN and optical network planning updates.

Aviz Networks releases Aviz Service Node (ASN) R2.4 with cloud-native vASN/vTAP options, VLAN-retention VXLAN visibility, DPI app categorization, and Kibana dashboards.

Aviz and Nozomi outline a traffic intelligence pipeline that filters and enriches TAP/SPAN data before sending high-fidelity telemetry to Nozomi sensors.

Aviz and Armis describe routing optimized network telemetry to Armis Centrix to improve IoT and OT asset discovery and exposure visibility.

Gigamon reported 51% deep observability market share in 2025, citing AI-driven traffic growth and a forecast near $2.1B by 2030.

Mauricio Sanchez distills RSAC 2026 into clear signals for vendors and investors, highlighting control-plane consolidation, data-centric policy, and the gap between vision and adoption. The post What 30+ RSAC Meetings Revealed About Where Security Control Is Consolidating appeared first on Dell'Oro Group.