HPE Discover 2025 was one of the most impressive tech events we’ve attended—and this year, it was all about the network. Held at the Sphere in Las Vegas, the experience was immersive, the announcements were bold, and the momentum around AI and networking was impossible to ignore.
Turn-key Technologies (TTI) was on-site soaking it all in. Our VP of Marketing, Tony Ridzyowski, was there in person to explore what’s next in secure, AI-driven networking—and we’re excited to share what stood out.
One of the headline moments was the introduction of Agentic AI Mesh, a new framework that brings together AI, security, and automation to help enterprise networks manage themselves more intelligently. Instead of just reacting to issues, these AI-powered networks are designed to anticipate what’s coming—whether it’s a performance bottleneck, a security threat, or a shift in user behavior.
If you're in IT or network operations, this is a big deal. It’s not about replacing people—it’s about making the network smart enough to handle the routine heavy lifting so teams can focus on what really matters.
HPE Aruba also announced a wave of new switches and access points—updates that will help customers scale securely and efficiently in increasingly complex environments.
On the switching side, new models like the CX 6300, CX 8325P, and CX 10040 give teams more options for performance, power, and modularity—especially for distributed environments. These weren’t just minor updates either. The CX 10040, for example, delivers twice the efficiency of comparable smart switches, which could have real operational impact.
They also unveiled a full lineup of Wi-Fi 7 access points, including indoor models (like the 740 and 750 Series) and the ruggedized 760 Series for outdoor or hazardous conditions. If Wi-Fi 6 was about faster speeds, Wi-Fi 7 is about total network experience—and Aruba’s clearly ready for the next wave.
Tony captured some amazing shots while exploring the Sphere and the Discover floor—including sessions inside the massive LED dome. From the moment you walked into the Sphere, it was clear this wasn’t going to be a typical conference. The visuals, the energy, the speakers—it all felt like a glimpse into what enterprise tech will look like over the next 5–10 years.
One of the biggest takeaways? Networking is no longer just an IT function—it’s becoming a business enabler. And HPE Aruba is building the kind of ecosystem that reflects that shift.
For us at TTI, this wasn’t just a cool event—it was a validation of where we’re already heading. Many of our clients are already dealing with hybrid environments, growing security demands, and the need to do more with less. The solutions we saw—from AI-driven management to next-gen Wi-Fi—speak directly to those challenges.
We’re excited to bring these innovations to our customers and help them take advantage of what’s next.
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