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Juniper Networks releases enhanced AI-native networking

FutureIoT Editors by FutureIoT Editors
February 18, 2025
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Juniper Network's newly launched EX4000 series switches is designed to enhance wired and wireless access for organisations of various sizes. This development aims to facilitate digital transformation while ensuring operational efficiency and security.

Built on an AI- and cloud-native architecture, the EX4000 series promises improved performance, uptime, and security through its Zero Trust approach.

Brandon Butler

“The release of the EX4000 Series Switches marks an important upgrade to Juniper’s family of campus and branch Ethernet switches,” stated Brandon Butler, IDC senior research manager. He noted that the integration with Wi-Fi 7 will enable consistent and reliable networking experiences across different environments.

Key features of the EX4000 include Zero-Touch Provisioning (ZTP) for rapid deployment, allowing IT teams to configure hundreds of switches with minimal errors. The Mist AI mobile app further simplifies the installation process, enabling quick setup by scanning QR codes. “Our goal is to provide students, educators, and staff with a seamless and resilient digital learning environment,” said Ben Shapiro, Senior Network Engineer at Eugene School District 4J, highlighting the operational benefits of integrating Juniper's technology.

The switch series also incorporates advanced operational capabilities, such as the Marvis Virtual Network Assistant, which uses AI to identify and resolve issues proactively. Dynamic packet capture features help address wired and wireless problems without requiring onsite visits, significantly reducing operational costs. The EX4000 is designed to support Power over Ethernet (PPoE), ensuring uninterrupted power delivery to critical devices, and boasts rapid boot times to facilitate quick recoveries from outages.

In terms of scalability, the EX4000 offers a range of connectivity options, making it suitable for high-density environments. Its innovative virtual chassis design allows organisations to expand their networks without extensive rewiring, thus easing the transition to next-generation technologies like Wi-Fi 7.

Moreover, the EX4000 Series includes built-in security features for enhanced protection against unauthorised access. Juniper Mist Access Assurance automates policy enforcement, simplifying the implementation of Zero Trust architectures.

The series also emphasises sustainability, featuring energy-efficient mechanisms such as intelligent fan speed adjustments and automatic PoE deactivation when ports are unused. This aligns with global sustainability goals while optimising network efficiency.

Overall, the EX4000 Series represents a significant step forward in AI-native networking, with the potential to empower organisations across diverse sectors to meet the challenges of modern connectivity.

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