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Jeetu Patel, Nick, and Mohammad delve into our custom silicon strategy. While many see networking as a software-driven game, we discuss why many of the most significant breakthroughs are happening at the physical layer. We explore how Cisco’s unique approach to co-designing silicon alongside our software and systems portfolio is creating a level of performance and efficiency that simply cannot be achieved with off-the-shelf components.

As enterprise environments become increasingly distributed and complex, the volume of telemetry data has outpaced human capacity to analyze it. This has been future compounded by the challenges of tokenomics. Jeetu Patel sits down with the founders of Galileo to discuss how we are moving beyond passive dashboards toward a future of autonomous, intelligent agents that can reason through system issues in real time.

Jeetu Patel and Kamal Hathi dive into how the addition of Splunk to the Cisco family is about more than just portfolio expansion; it’s about providing our customers with the most comprehensive platform for security and observability in the industry. By breaking down the barriers between the network and the data that runs on it, our customers can operate with unprecedented speed, confidence, and clarity.

Reimagining Cisco Security with Jeetu Patel and Peter Bailey by Cisco

Jeetu, Tom Gillis, Kevin Wollenweber, and Will Eatherton discuss why the "AI revolution" is fundamentally a networking challenge and how Cisco has evolved its portfolio to serve as backbone for the next generation of enterprise intelligence. By aligning our networking, compute, and security innovations, we are providing our customers with the foundation they need to move from experimentation to production at scale.

3. Cisco AI and Cisco Cloud Control with Jeetu Patel and DJ Sampath by Cisco

Jeff Schultz joins Jeetu Patel to delve into the evolution of the Cisco Portfolio and how this focus on critical business outcomes for the AI era is delivering real results for the ecosystem.

Jeetu and Anurag Dhingra explore the transformation of physical infrastructure and intelligent software as the foundation for the workplace. As the nature of work continues to evolve, the demand for environments that are both seamless and secure has never been higher.

This month on The Cisco AI Insights Podcast, hosts Rafael Herrera and Sónia Marques are joined by Cisco software engineer João Costa to explore Andrej Karpathy’s GitHub Gist on the LLM wiki pattern concept. It imagines how Large Language Models can move beyond one-off chat sessions and help build a persistent, interconnected knowledge base that grows and improves over time.The conversation examines how an LLM wiki turns raw sources such as meeting transcripts, research papers, websites, and project notes into structured markdown pages with cross-links between related concepts, creating something closer to a living digital brain than a static document store. João explains how tools like Obsidian can provide a clear window into this knowledge graph, while the LLM acts as a scribe that summarizes, curates, connects, and updates information for personal productivity, software development, research, and collaborative work. The episode also highlights the importance of linting, the ongoing process of detecting contradictions, removing stale details, and reducing hallucinated information before it spreads through the wider knowledge base.A special thank you to Andrej Karpathy for developing and sharing his GitHub Gist. To explore the Gist yourself, visit this link: https://gist.github.com/karpathy/442a6bf555914893e9891c11519de94f

Welcome to another episode of 404 Script Not Found, where we start with sports betting, pivot to the emotional rollercoaster of a new fidget toy, and somehow land on the serious business of hiring.Ian and Kat dive into the wild world of corporate recruiting, where Ian admits he doesn’t read cover letters...Does anyone?We tackle the big questions: - Is it okay to use AI to write your resume? (Maybe, but don't be weird about it). - How do you handle an interview candidate who spends half the time talking about animal cruelty? (Hint: Don't be that guy).It’s a chaotic, honest, and surprisingly insightful look at how to get hired, how to hire, and how to survive the office without losing your mind. Join us for a deep dive into the human side of the job market, minus the corporate jargon.If you are interested in working at Cisco, check out the careers page: https://careers.cisco.com/global/en