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Juniper Mist Edge extends our microservices architecture to the campus, bringing agility and scale while enabling new applications at the edge. The Juniper Mist Edge uses Mist cloud and its distributed software architecture for scalable and resilient operations, management, troubleshooting, and analytics— without the need for legacy wireless controllers.
The Juniper AP66 Series brings Wi‑Fi 7 tri‑band 2x2:2 performance, cloud‑driven automation, and full‑spectrum flexibility to challenging indoor/outdoor and semi‑industrial deployments—without installation complexity. The AP66 features an IP67‑rated enclosure, flexible antenna options for omnidirectional (AP66) or software‑controlled directional coverage (AP66D), dual 802.15.4 IoT radios, onboard BLE 5.4, and GNSS/GPS. It extends the Juniper Mist™ platform’s reliability, insight, and AI‑native operations to everywhere you need connectivity. Deploy the AP66 in difficult areas like covered walkways and loading docks, campus quads, manufacturing floors, and harsh indoor locations exposed to dust or moisture.
As enterprise networks grow in the number and diversity of endpoint devices, traditional manual configuration and reactive troubleshooting lack the scale, agility, and end‑to‑end visibility needed to ensure reliable performance. That’s why having an AI‑native network matters: The Juniper Mist platform delivers the automation, assurance, and insights required to keep these dynamic environments running smoothly.
The AP12 access point leverages Mist AI for AX capabilities to automate network operations and boost Wi-Fi performance for environments that require easy and flexible wall plate deployment. It supports an aggregate data rate up to 1.8 Gbps concurrently on both 2.4GHz and 5GHz radios, and includes ports for supporting multiple IT and IoT devices.
With the support of omnidirectional Bluetooth antenna and SuperBeacon mode with iBeacon and Eddystone, the AP12 access point provides real-time network insights and asset location service without the need for battery-powered BLE beacons and manual calibration.
Managed by the Juniper Mist cloud services the AP12 access point delivers unprecedented user experiences at a lower cost for branch office, remote worker, school dormitory, and hotel room environments.
Learn more about the Juniper Mist cloud services that run on the AP12: Wi-FI Assurance, Wired Assurance, Premium Analytics, Marvis Virtual Network Assistant, User Engagement, and Asset Visibility.
The Juniper AP36 indoor Wi‑Fi 7 access point (AP) offers streamlined, multigigabit connectivity for efficient enterprise deployments. Operating in the 2.4 GHz, 5 GHz, and 6 GHz bands with a tri‑radio, tri‑band design, and a dedicated scanning radio, the AP36 boosts capacity and spectrum efficiency to support more users and bandwidth‑intensive applications with consistent, high‑quality experiences. It delivers Wi‑Fi 7 performance and value in an easy‑to‑deploy platform for campus, retail, and business settings.
For environments that require added RF flexibility, the AP36M variant combines the same Wi‑Fi 7 capabilities with software‑selectable built‑in directional antennas or the option to use pluggable external antennas from a single AP. This enables precise coverage shaping and deployment adaptability in space‑constrained or specialized layouts.
The QFX5110 10GbE/40GbE switch offers flexible deployment options and rich automation features for data center and campus deployments that require low-latency Layer2/Layer 3 features and advanced EVPN-VXLAN capabilities. It provides universal building blocks for industry-standard architectures such as spine-and-leaf fabrics.
Manage your data center QFX5110 deployment with turnkey Juniper Apstra software, which automates the entire network lifecycle to simplify design, deployment, and operations and provides closed-loop assurance. Deploy and manage your campus fabric from the Juniper Mist cloud to simplify operations and improve visibility
The QFX10000 line of modular data center spine and core Ethernet switches delivers industry-leading scale, flexibility and openness, with a design that enables the seamless transition from 10GbE and 40GbE interface speeds to 100GbE in data center and campus deployments. These high-performance, forward-looking switches are designed to help cloud and data center operators extract maximum value and intelligence from their network infrastructure well into the future.
The EX9250 line of Ethernet switches provides compact, programmable, and scalable core and aggregation devices for enterprise environments, reducing cost and complexity while offering carrier-class reliability.
EX9250 switches empower organizations to deploy an evolved enterprise core, supporting Layer 2 or Layer 3 applications by combining Ethernet VPN (EVPN) and Virtual Extensible LAN (VXLAN) technologies. Using these open technologies allows enterprises to create a coherent, end-to-end network across geographically dispersed locations while leveraging unified policies to segment traffic.
Meet the foundation of your AI data center. The QFX5240 Switch leverages Broadcom Tomahawk 5 silicon to provide 800GbE—twice the capacity of the previous generation. It’s built for the advanced networking requirements of large-scale clusters, and works with Apstra Data Center Director to assure daily operation in AI and ML workload training and access. QFX5240 Switches deliver high-density 800GbE ports in a 2U fixed form factor with software to provide advanced network services tuned to the specific needs of AI/ML workloads. As a cornerstone of AI networks, these switches deliver fast job completion time (JCT) to accelerate training through high GPU utilization.
The EX2300-C Ethernet Switch offers a compact, power-efficient, cost-effective solution for low-density branch offices and enterprise workgroups. Featuring a fanless design, the EX2300-C is completely silent, making it ideal for open office deployments and commercial applications such as in retail stores. Access ports are available both with and without IEEE 802.3af Power over Ethernet (PoE) or 802.3at PoE+ for powering attached network devices.
The EX2300-C is cloud-ready and ZTP-enabled, so you can onboard, configure, and manage it with Juniper Wired Assurance for improved connected-device experiences. In addition, the Mist platform’s cloud streamlines deploying and managing your campus fabric, while Marvis AI simplifies operations and improves visibility into the performance of connected devices. Support for Juniper’s Virtual Chassis technology allows the interconnection of up to three EX2300-C switches with a fourth Virtual Chassis-compatible EX Series switch, which can all be managed together as a single logical device.
The Juniper AP37 indoor Wi‑Fi 7 access point (AP) delivers multigigabit speeds, enhanced security, and resilient Wi‑Fi and IoT connectivity for enterprise environments. Designed for operation in the 2.4 GHz, 5 GHz, and 6 GHz bands, the AP37 increases capacity and spectrum efficiency to support more users and bandwidth‑intensive applications with consistent, high‑quality experiences. It provides Wi‑Fi 7 performance and value in an easy‑to‑deploy platform.
Combining enterprise‑grade Wi‑Fi with patented virtual BLE (vBLE) technology, the AP37 enhances wireless networks with personalized location services, including user engagement, asset visibility, and wayfinding. The unique engineering of the AP37 eliminates the need for battery‑powered BLE beacons or manual calibration. The AP37 features meter-level accuracy, ensuring business continuity and operational efficiency.
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