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TECHx
02-07-2025
- Business
- TECHx
Securing Data in Use, In Transit, and At Rest
Home » Interview Of The Week » Securing Data in Use, In Transit, and At Rest As AI adoption grows and cloud environments expand, securing data across edge, core, and cloud infrastructure has become critical. In an exclusive conversation with TECHx Media, Shaik Asif, Regional Sales Director, Acceleration, EMEA & APJ at Riverbed, breaks down how the company's latest platform, RiOS 10, is built to address today's and tomorrow's enterprise challenges, from AI workload acceleration to quantum-era security threats. TECHx: What prompted Riverbed to develop RiOS 10, and how does it address the evolving needs of enterprises today? As enterprises accelerate their digital and AI transformation, networks are once again becoming a critical bottleneck. The surge in data movement, particularly with AI workloads, means businesses need faster, more secure, and more intelligent infrastructure. That's precisely why we at Riverbed developed RiOS 10. Designed to meet the demands of the AI era, RiOS 10 powers all of our acceleration solutions, from the data centre to the edge and cloud, with performance improvements of up to 2x for virtual and cloud instances, and up to 3x for appliances over previous generations. It's also worth highlighting that it isn't just perfomrance that benefits significantly from this upgrade. With RiOS 10, we have also strengthened security by enabling confidential computing, supporting Intel TDX to defend against hyperjacking threats, and incorporating post-quantum cryptography to safeguard data from future quantum attacks, all while ensuring compliance with emerging NIST and IETF standards. TECHx: Can you explain how confidential computing works and why it's such a game-changer for enterprise security? While data at-rest and in-transit are typically encrypted, data in-use, that is being processed live in memory, remains exposed. This is a growing concern, particularly in shared cloud environments where hypervisor-level attacks (what we in the industry call 'hyperjacking') can compromise multiple virtual machines. In fact, real-world incidents, such as the 2022 Mandiant–VMware disclosure, show how attackers are already exploiting this vulnerability. Confidential computing is a breakthrough approach that encrypts data even while it's being processed. By using confidential virtual machines (CVMs) and trusted execution environments (TEEs), it ensures sensitive data remains inaccessible, even if the infrastructure is compromised. With RiOS 10, we have integrated this capability into SteelHead Cloud and Virtual solutions via Intel TDX. In doing so, we effectively offer enterprises a powerful new layer of protection. Especially in the Middle East, where cloud adoption is booming across both public and private sectors, confidential computing is fast becoming essential to safeguarding trust in an increadinly cloud-driven digital transformation. TECHx: Which industries or use cases will benefit the most from this added layer of protection while data is in use? In the UAE and Saudi Arabia, governments have led the charge to the cloud, and industries like banking, finance, and healthcare have quickly followed. But as organisations shift sensitive workloads into multi-tenant cloud environments, they expose themselves to the aforementioned hyperjacking attacks. I believe we can all agree that whether you're handling patient records, transaction logs or citizen data, if a leak could damage your business or reputation, it deserves airtight protection. Confidential computing helps address this risk head-on. Even better, with RiOS 10, enterprises can prove compliance with GDPR, HIPAA and other regulatory standards through attestation, demonstrating that sensitive data is being processed in a secure environment, even within third-party infrastructure. In short, it's an essential layer of defence for any sector operating in the cloud era. TECHx: How can organisations future-proof their infrastructure against the potential threats of quantum computing? Quantum computing isn't just science fiction anymore, it's edging closer to reality, and with it comes a serious rethink of how we secure our data. These machines, once mature, will be powerful enough to crack the encryption protocols we rely on every day – TLS, VPNs, and digital signatures included. That means everything from private transactions to secure logins could be at risk in a post-quantum world. But here's the real concern: you don't need a fully functioning quantum computer for your data to be vulnerable today. Attackers can already intercept encrypted data, store it, and wait for the day quantum decryption becomes possible. It's known as a 'harvest now, decrypt later' strategy and it poses a huge risk for organisations that deal in sensitive or long-term data. The good news is that there's a way to get ahead of the curve. RiOS 10 integrates post-quantum cryptography (PQC) aligned with the latest standards set by the U.S. National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), which has selected four algorithms specifically designed to withstand quantum attacks. This means organisations can begin securing their networks against quantum-era threats today , without needing to overhaul their entire infrastructure. By embracing PQC now, businesses not only reduce risk but also send a strong message to regulators, partners, and customers that they're future-ready. TECHx: How do you see confidential computing and quantum-ready networking shaping the broader cybersecurity landscape over the next 3–5 years? Over the next few years, confidential computing and quantum-ready networking will be central to strengthening cybersecurity resilience in an increasingly decentralised, high-risk digital world. Confidential computing, like the Intel TDX integration in Riverbed's RiOS 10, offers hardware-level isolation, even on compromised infrastructure, ensuring that sensitive data remains protected in use, not just at rest or in transit. This is especially vital as edge-to-cloud environments become the norm. Simultaneously, quantum-ready networking, through post-quantum cryptography (PQC), safeguards against 'harvest-now, decrypt-later' threats. As threat actors grow more sophisticated and quantum computing inches closer to real-world viability, enterprises need to future-proof their security. By embedding these capabilities into WAN optimisation and secure edge architecture, vendors like Riverbed are setting the tone for a new era where performance, security, and observability are no longer trade-offs, but fundamental requirements.
Channel Post MEA
15-05-2025
- Business
- Channel Post MEA
Riverbed Launches Ten New SteelHead Solutions And Flex Subscription Offer
Riverbed hasintroduced new and enhanced acceleration solutions, vastly improving enterprise network performance, security and IT agility, advancing customers' ability to thrive in the era of AI and massive data growth. This ground-breaking launch, Riverbed's most comprehensive acceleration announcement in seven years, includes ten new Riverbed SteelHead solutions powered by RiOS 10, the company's next-generation acceleration software. Riverbed's industry-leading solutions enable customers to speed the movement of enterprise data across connected clouds, data centers, and the edge with enhanced security and operational agility. Additionally, customers now have the option to consume these new solutions via the new Riverbed Flex subscription offering, delivering greater architectural freedom, license portability, value-retention, and improved total-cost-of-ownership. Networks are now constrained, with data volumes surging 35% annually, outpacing network capacity. According to recent ESG analyst research, 91% of IT leaders agree that AI is making networking, and thus network acceleration, critical again, with 85% seeing AI influencing network planning, engineering, and operations. With a large portion of enterprise data being both created and used by AI applications, the performance of everything running over the network is impacted, including critical on-prem and cloud applications and computing at the edge. 'Riverbed was founded 23 years ago this month with a focus on accelerating applications and the movement of data over networks. AI and data-hungry applications have introduced new and more demanding network requirements,' said Dave Donatelli, CEO of Riverbed. 'I'm proud that Riverbed continues to solve our customers' most critical challenges, as demonstrated today by our largest Acceleration launch in seven years. In the first quarter of this year, we saw strong demand in our Acceleration business, achieving 59% year-over-year bookings growth. These new solutions build on our momentum and deliver a proven return on investment by helping customers move data faster, optimize application performance, and strengthen business resilience.' Next-Generation SteelHead Acceleration Appliances Powered by RiOS 10 RiOS 10, a significant update to Riverbed's acceleration software that has powered more than 100,000 operating locations globally, will deliver new levels of performance for cloud, data centers and the edge, helping customers secure data delivery through advances such as post-quantum cryptography, platform security, and confidential computing. For customers demanding the utmost performance, the new Riverbed SteelHead 90 series will offer new levels of resilient networking performance and value. The four appliances range from the Data Center-ready CXA-8090 to the CXA-2090 optimized for Edge deployments. SteelHead 8090 , delivers up to 60 Gbps of data movement over optimized WAN. It supports multiple 100 Gigabyte network interfaces to pull massive amounts of data from the LAN. , delivers up to 60 Gbps of data movement over optimized WAN. It supports multiple 100 Gigabyte network interfaces to pull massive amounts of data from the LAN. SteelHead 6090 , delivers up to 20 Gbps of data movement over optimized WAN, targeted for mid-scale data centers. , delivers up to 20 Gbps of data movement over optimized WAN, targeted for mid-scale data centers. SteelHead 4090 and 2090, support mid-sized data center and edge use cases, with 500 Mbps and 200 Mbps of accelerated traffic, as well as up to 10 Gbps of total traffic processing for QoS and application classification use cases. 'Network congestion is no longer just a nuisance—it's a choke point that can cripple a business. Without fast and efficient data movement over networks, enterprises will quickly find themselves falling behind, missing out on the promise of AI,' said Chalan Aras, SVP and GM of Acceleration at Riverbed. 'Riverbed's new resilient networking solutions help organizations stay ahead of the curve by securely managing growing data volumes and application performance demands, while also improving IT agility to support the dynamic demands of cloud, data center and edge computing.' For virtualized environments, Riverbed SteelHead Virtual, powered by RiOS 10, is a software only version designed for private cloud deployments delivering similar appliance performance levels and is compatible with VMWare ESXI, KVM and Microsoft Hyper-V. To further help customers overcome the unique challenges of edge computing, Riverbed is also introducing SteelHead RS, a new software solution that projects business-critical data to the edge while providing near real-time data synchronization between the edge and the data center, enabling fast local application and AI processing at the edge, while maintaining data consistency across the edge and core. Riverbed SteelHead Cloud, powered by RiOS 10, will deliver breakthrough acceleration benefits across the broadest range of cloud providers – including Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure, and new today – Oracle Cloud Infrastructure and Google Cloud Platform2. The new SteelHead Cloud offering, available in each cloud providers' marketplace, enables enterprises to move data and applications at speeds up to 20 Gbps, ensuring optimal application performance, faster delivery, and significant cost savings compared to traditional methods. 'AI initiatives are increasing the criticality of network performance, requiring reduced latency, increased bandwidth, and richer network observability. While performance can be improved by upgrading network gear and external services, organizations should also prioritize continuous optimization of network connections. These are all requirements that Riverbed's resilient networking solutions address for successfully supporting growing AI workloads,' said Jim Frey, Principal Analyst, Networks, Enterprise Strategy Group. New Flex Subscription Offering for Acceleration Solutions Riverbed's new Flex subscription offering gives customers architectural freedom and strong investment protection. Licenses can be easily transferred from hardware to virtual to cloud devices at no cost. Customers can dynamically reassign license capacity across devices, scale capacity up or down based on business needs, and upgrade hardware more cost-effectively as Riverbed introduces new technologies. 'Riverbed Flex allows us to continue to manage our network performance in a smarter, more agile way – exactly what we need in the fast-moving world of offshore operations,' says Dr. Alexei Vederko, Senior Director of Engineering from Viasat Energy Services. 'With rigs constantly relocating, IT must scale, move, and optimize network acceleration on demand. The Flex model allows us to replace and upgrade hardware: minimizing risk when equipment is lost or outdated. As a long-time SteelHead customer, our work with Riverbed allows us to effectively deliver critical data to our oil platforms and ensure operational resiliency. Riverbed Flex is a further step forward in future proofing our network with greater flexibility and control.' 0 0
TECHx
14-05-2025
- Business
- TECHx
Riverbed Unveils Advanced SteelHead Solutions with RiOS 10
Home » Emerging technologies » Networking » Riverbed Unveils Advanced SteelHead Solutions with RiOS 10 Riverbed has announced a major update to its acceleration portfolio, introducing ten new Riverbed SteelHead solutions powered by the next-generation RiOS 10 software. The launch marks the company's most comprehensive acceleration release in seven years, aimed at enhancing enterprise network performance, security, and agility. According to Riverbed, the new offerings support the movement of enterprise data across connected clouds, data centers, and the edge. The solutions are available via the new Riverbed Flex subscription, which offers greater architectural freedom, license portability, and improved total cost of ownership. The company stated that network demand continues to rise, with data volumes growing by 35% annually. A recent ESG report noted that 91% of IT leaders now consider AI a major factor in network planning, operations, and acceleration. Dave Donatelli, CEO of Riverbed, commented that AI and data-intensive applications are driving new demands for network performance. He reported that the company's acceleration business saw 59% year-over-year bookings growth in Q1. He added that the new SteelHead solutions will help customers move data faster, optimize application performance, and increase resilience. Riverbed also unveiled the SteelHead 90 Series appliances, built to deliver resilient performance and security. The new RiOS 10 software includes updates such as post-quantum cryptography and confidential computing, improving data delivery across cloud and edge environments. Key features include: SteelHead 8090 : Delivers up to 60 Gbps optimized WAN throughput, supporting multiple 100 GB network interfaces. : Delivers up to 60 Gbps optimized WAN throughput, supporting multiple 100 GB network interfaces. SteelHead 6090, 4090, and 2090: Offer throughput options from 20 Gbps to 200 Mbps, targeting mid-scale data centers and edge deployments. Chalan Aras, SVP and GM of Acceleration at Riverbed, said network congestion is now a serious threat to business continuity. He emphasized that the new SteelHead solutions are built to handle growing data volumes while maintaining agility and performance. In addition, SteelHead Virtual, compatible with VMware ESXI, KVM, and Microsoft Hyper-V, is now available for private cloud environments. Riverbed also introduced SteelHead RS, a new software for edge computing that enables near real-time data sync between edge and data center environments. The company reported that SteelHead Cloud, also powered by RiOS 10, is now supported on AWS, Microsoft Azure, Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, and Google Cloud Platform. It offers up to 20 Gbps data movement, significantly improving application delivery speed and reducing cloud costs. Riverbed's new Flex subscription allows customers to shift licenses across hardware, virtual, and cloud platforms. This model supports dynamic scaling and hardware upgrades as new technologies become available. Jim Frey, Principal Analyst at ESG, noted that AI workloads are increasing the importance of network optimization. He said Riverbed's latest offerings directly address the evolving performance, security, and observability needs of enterprise IT. Riverbed confirmed that these enhancements reinforce its mission to help enterprises adapt to data growth and the demands of AI with high-performance, secure, and flexible network acceleration.
Techday NZ
14-05-2025
- Business
- Techday NZ
Riverbed expands acceleration platforms to meet rising AI demand
Riverbed has introduced an updated portfolio of acceleration platforms and services aimed at improving enterprise network performance, security, and agility in response to a surge in data-heavy artificial intelligence deployments. The expanded range features ten new SteelHead acceleration solutions powered by the latest iteration of Riverbed's RiOS software, RiOS 10. These solutions are designed to enhance the transfer and security of data across cloud environments, data centres, and edge locations. The update also includes the launch of Riverbed Flex, a new subscription model that enables clients to transition licenses across hardware, virtual, and cloud deployments and scale capacity according to business requirements. According to Riverbed, the roll-out comes after a 59% increase, year-on-year, in bookings for its Acceleration business, amid growing demand from enterprises deploying artificial intelligence solutions that produce and process significant volumes of data. Industry data highlighted by Riverbed shows global networks experiencing annual increases of 35% in data volume, putting strain on existing infrastructure. Research from Enterprise Strategy Group (ESG) indicates that 91% of IT leaders see AI as a factor making network acceleration solutions essential, while 85% believe AI is directly influencing network planning and operations. As enterprise data creation and use by AI applications rises, network capacity and speed have become key concerns for IT teams. Dave Donatelli, Chief Executive Officer at Riverbed, commented: "Riverbed was founded 23 years ago this month with a focus on accelerating applications and the movement of data over networks. AI and data-hungry applications have introduced new and more demanding network requirements. I'm proud that Riverbed continues to solve our customers' most critical challenges, as demonstrated today by our largest Acceleration launch in seven years. In the first quarter of this year, we saw strong demand in our Acceleration business, achieving 59% year-over-year bookings growth. These new solutions build on our momentum and deliver a proven return on investment by helping customers move data faster, optimise application performance, and strengthen business resilience." RiOS 10 introduces architectural enhancements designed to support cloud computing, data centre operations, and edge deployments, with new provisions for post-quantum cryptography, platform security, and confidential computing. The SteelHead 90 series includes models tailored for specific deployment needs, such as the Data Centre-ready CXA-8090, capable of delivering up to 60 Gbps of data movement over optimised WANs, and the CXA-2090, intended for edge locations. SteelHead 6090 targets mid-size data centres with up to 20 Gbps of optimised data movement, while SteelHead 4090 and 2090 address mid-sized data centre and edge cases, supporting accelerated traffic loads of 500 Mbps and 200 Mbps, respectively, and up to 10 Gbps of traffic for application classification requirements. Chalan Aras, Senior Vice President and General Manager of Acceleration at Riverbed, stated: "Network congestion is no longer just a nuisance—it's a choke point that can cripple a business. Without fast and efficient data movement over networks, enterprises will quickly find themselves falling behind, missing out on the promise of AI. Riverbed's new resilient networking solutions help organisations stay ahead of the curve by securely managing growing data volumes and application performance demands, while also improving IT agility to support the dynamic demands of cloud, data centre and edge computing." For workloads in virtualised environments, RiOS 10 also powers SteelHead Virtual, a software-only solution compatible with VMware ESXI, KVM, and Microsoft Hyper-V and aimed at private cloud deployments. Riverbed also announced SteelHead RS, a software offering developed to support edge computing operations by enabling near real-time synchronisation with data centres, local processing, and consistency across distributed locations. SteelHead Cloud, also powered by RiOS 10, expands compatibility to Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure, Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, and Google Cloud Platform. The new solution is available via each provider's marketplace and is designed to support enterprise data and application transfers at up to 20 Gbps. Jim Frey, Principal Analyst for Networks at Enterprise Strategy Group, shared: "AI initiatives are increasing the criticality of network performance, requiring reduced latency, increased bandwidth, and richer network observability. While performance can be improved by upgrading network gear and external services, organisations should also prioritise continuous optimisation of network connections. These are all requirements that Riverbed's resilient networking solutions address for successfully supporting growing AI workloads." The Riverbed Flex subscription model has been designed to give businesses flexibility, investment protection, and ease of scalability by allowing dynamic license reassignment and hardware upgrades in line with evolving IT requirements. Dr. Alexei Vederko, Senior Director of Engineering at Viasat Energy Services, remarked: "Riverbed Flex allows us to continue to manage our network performance in a smarter, more agile way - exactly what we need in the fast-moving world of offshore operations. With rigs constantly relocating, IT must scale, move, and optimise network acceleration on demand. The Flex model allows us to replace and upgrade hardware: minimising risk when equipment is lost or outdated. As a long-time SteelHead customer, our work with Riverbed allows us to effectively deliver critical data to our oil platforms and ensure operational resiliency. Riverbed Flex is a further step forward in future proofing our network with greater flexibility and control." The newly announced solutions are expected to be generally available in May 2025. Additional features, including some capabilities for post-quantum cryptography and expanded cloud support, are anticipated to be introduced in the second half of 2025.
Business Wire
13-05-2025
- Business
- Business Wire
Riverbed Primes Networks for the AI Era with Ground-Breaking Acceleration Solutions and New Flex Subscription Offering
REDWOOD CITY, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Riverbed today introduced new and enhanced acceleration solutions, vastly improving enterprise network performance, security and IT agility, advancing customers' ability to thrive in the era of AI and massive data growth. This ground-breaking launch, Riverbed's most comprehensive acceleration announcement in seven years, includes ten new Riverbed SteelHead solutions powered by RiOS 10, the company's next-generation acceleration software. Riverbed's industry-leading solutions enable customers to speed the movement of enterprise data across connected clouds, data centers, and the edge with enhanced security and operational agility. Additionally, customers now have the option to consume these new solutions via the new Riverbed Flex subscription offering, delivering greater architectural freedom, license portability, value-retention, and improved total-cost-of-ownership. "Riverbed was founded 23 years ago this month with a focus on accelerating applications and the movement of data over networks. AI and data-hungry apps have introduced new and more demanding network requirements,' said Dave Donatelli, CEO of Riverbed. Networks are now constrained, with data volumes surging 35% 1 annually, outpacing network capacity. According to recent ESG analyst research, 91% of IT leaders agree that AI is making networking, and thus network acceleration, critical again, with 85% seeing AI influencing network planning, engineering, and operations. With a large portion of enterprise data being both created and used by AI applications, the performance of everything running over the network is impacted, including critical on-prem and cloud applications and computing at the edge. 'Riverbed was founded 23 years ago this month with a focus on accelerating applications and the movement of data over networks. AI and data-hungry applications have introduced new and more demanding network requirements,' said Dave Donatelli, CEO of Riverbed. 'I'm proud that Riverbed continues to solve our customers' most critical challenges, as demonstrated today by our largest Acceleration launch in seven years. In the first quarter of this year, we saw strong demand in our Acceleration business, achieving 59% year-over-year bookings growth. These new solutions build on our momentum and deliver a proven return on investment by helping customers move data faster, optimize application performance, and strengthen business resilience.' Next-Generation SteelHead Acceleration Appliances Powered by RiOS 10 RiOS 10, a significant update to Riverbed's acceleration software that has powered more than 100,000 operating locations globally, will deliver new levels of performance for cloud, data centers and the edge, helping customers secure data delivery through advances such as post-quantum cryptography, platform security, and confidential computing 2. For customers demanding the utmost performance, the new Riverbed SteelHead 90 series will offer new levels of resilient networking performance and value. The four appliances range from the Data Center-ready CXA-8090 to the CXA-2090 optimized for Edge deployments. SteelHead 8090, delivers up to 60 Gbps of data movement over optimized WAN. It supports multiple 100 Gigabyte network interfaces to pull massive amounts of data from the LAN. SteelHead 6090 2, delivers up to 20 Gbps of data movement over optimized WAN, targeted for mid-scale data centers. SteelHead 4090 and 2090 2, support mid-sized data center and edge use cases, with 500 Mbps and 200 Mbps of accelerated traffic, as well as up to 10 Gbps of total traffic processing for QoS and application classification use cases. 'Network congestion is no longer just a nuisance—it's a choke point that can cripple a business. Without fast and efficient data movement over networks, enterprises will quickly find themselves falling behind, missing out on the promise of AI,' said Chalan Aras, SVP and GM of Acceleration at Riverbed. 'Riverbed's new resilient networking solutions help organizations stay ahead of the curve by securely managing growing data volumes and application performance demands, while also improving IT agility to support the dynamic demands of cloud, data center and edge computing.' For virtualized environments, Riverbed SteelHead Virtual, powered by RiOS 10, is a software only version designed for private cloud deployments delivering similar appliance performance levels and is compatible with VMWare ESXI, KVM and Microsoft Hyper-V. To further help customers overcome the unique challenges of edge computing, Riverbed is also introducing SteelHead RS, a new software solution that projects business-critical data to the edge while providing near real-time data synchronization between the edge and the data center, enabling fast local application and AI processing at the edge, while maintaining data consistency across the edge and core. Riverbed SteelHead Cloud, powered by RiOS 10, will deliver breakthrough acceleration benefits across the broadest range of cloud providers – including Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure, and new today – Oracle Cloud Infrastructure and Google Cloud Platform 2. The new SteelHead Cloud offering, available in each cloud providers' marketplace, enables enterprises to move data and applications at speeds up to 20 Gbps, ensuring optimal application performance, faster delivery, and significant cost savings compared to traditional methods. 'AI initiatives are increasing the criticality of network performance, requiring reduced latency, increased bandwidth, and richer network observability. While performance can be improved by upgrading network gear and external services, organizations should also prioritize continuous optimization of network connections. These are all requirements that Riverbed's resilient networking solutions address for successfully supporting growing AI workloads,' said Jim Frey, Principal Analyst, Networks, Enterprise Strategy Group. New Flex Subscription Offering for Acceleration Solutions Riverbed's new Flex subscription offering gives customers architectural freedom and strong investment protection. Licenses can be easily transferred from hardware to virtual to cloud devices at no cost. Customers can dynamically reassign license capacity across devices, scale capacity up or down based on business needs, and upgrade hardware more cost-effectively as Riverbed introduces new technologies. 'Riverbed Flex allows us to continue to manage our network performance in a smarter, more agile way - exactly what we need in the fast-moving world of offshore operations,' says Dr. Alexei Vederko, Senior Director of Engineering from Viasat Energy Services. 'With rigs constantly relocating, IT must scale, move, and optimize network acceleration on demand. The Flex model allows us to replace and upgrade hardware: minimizing risk when equipment is lost or outdated. As a long-time SteelHead customer, our work with Riverbed allows us to effectively deliver critical data to our oil platforms and ensure operational resiliency. Riverbed Flex is a further step forward in future proofing our network with greater flexibility and control.' The solutions announced today are all anticipated to be generally available in May 2025 except where noted. For more information on Riverbed's latest Acceleration solutions, visit About Riverbed Riverbed, the leader in AIOps for observability and in data acceleration helps organizations optimize their user's experiences by leveraging AI automation for the prevention, identification, and resolution of IT issues. With over 20 years of experience in data collection and AI and machine learning, Riverbed's open and AI-powered observability platform and solutions optimize digital experiences and greatly improves IT efficiency. Riverbed also offers industry-leading Acceleration solutions that provide fast, agile, secure acceleration of any app, over any network, to users anywhere. 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