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ISG says German enterprises shift to software-defined networks to support cloud, AI workloads

PUBT·07/28/2026 08:00:49
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ISG says German enterprises shift to software-defined networks to support cloud, AI workloads
  • ISG report finds German enterprises accelerating shifts from legacy networks to software-defined architectures to support cloud, multicloud, AI workloads.
  • Regulatory pressure in the EU, tighter security expectations, data-sovereignty demands drive network strategies toward centralized, policy-based control.
  • Software-defined networking increasingly treated as an operational-resilience layer, not a connectivity upgrade, to improve performance, compliance, data location control.
  • SD-WAN deployments converge with SSE or broader SASE frameworks as security moves into the network design, supporting zero-trust access.
  • Managed services, co-managed models, AI-assisted operations gain traction to offset skills shortages, automate troubleshooting, reduce downtime.


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