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Cisco brings comprehensive management platform Cloud Control to Europe

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Cisco Cloud Control will come to the EU, the United Kingdom and Australia in February 2027. Until now, the management platform for all Cisco products was only available in the United States.

Cisco is bringing Cloud Control to Europe. Cloud Control bundles Cisco’s entire portfolio in a single management environment. The platform covers everything from networking and security to compute, observability and collaboration. IT teams log in once and get a single inventory of assets, health signals and risks. A live topology shows all sites, branches and devices with their interconnections.

Screenshot of Cisco Cloud Control showing network health, clients and blocked threats.

AI agents

Cloud Control correlates alerts from different domains and ranks them by priority. Administrators can investigate incidents with the AI Assistant, which answers in natural language across all domains.

Resolution takes place in AI Canvas. This is a shared workspace in which teams and AI agents tackle problems together, within the organisation’s policy and with an audit trail.

Companies connect tools from other vendors via Cloud Control Studio, where they can also build their own AI agents. Cloud Control is included at no extra cost in existing Cisco subscriptions at the Essential and Advantage tiers.

Cisco Cloud Control outside the US

Cisco already announced Cloud Control in 2025 and launched the platform only in the United States at the time. AI Canvas was also announced earlier.

At Cisco Live in Australia, Jeff Schultz, senior vice president for portfolio, strategy and marketing at Cisco, has now confirmed the rollout in the EU. Cloud Control will go live in February 2027 in the EU (so also in Belgium), the United Kingdom and Australia.

Japan, India and Canada will follow in May 2027. The rest of the world is also on Cisco’s roadmap.