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‘This is an amazing time and for Cisco—a company who’s been really, really focused on AI and our portfolio for many years—it’s actually coming together at a time when the industry needs it. We’ve got the infrastructure to power AI, we’ve got the breadth and scale of data, and then we’ve got the ability to secure AI,’ Rodney Clark, Cisco’s channel chief, tells CRN.