Tech Field Day Coverage
Our delegate panel includes independent writers and thought leaders, and we collect their coverage of the event, Tech Field Day presentations, and sponsoring companies here.
The Rise of DDoS Attacks and Nokia’s $4B AI Networking Bet | TSG Ep. 974
The November 25 episode of Techstrong Gang focuses on massive DDoS attacks, the emergence os Tennessee as an AI datacenter hub, and Nokia’s rise as a provider of AI infrastructure leader with a $4 billion investment announced. Stephen Foskett discussed Nokia’s recent appearance at Networking Field Day 39, where the company made the case that it deserves a seat at the table in AI networking, as well as new management and investments. Learn more about Nokia’s AI infrastructure at AI Infrastructure Field Day 4 in January.
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The Rise of DDoS Attacks and Nokia’s $4B AI Networking Bet | TSG Ep. 974
SquareX Browser Detection
Girard Kavelines recently published a reaction video on the latest advancements in SquareX Browser Detection technology. He explores the intricacies of browser detection techniques and their implications for web developers and businesses reliant on accurate user data. For additional insights from Security Field Day 14, follow Girard Kavelines on LinkedIn.
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Graphiant Demos Network Service Connections
Steve Puluka recently offered an overview of Graphiant and their innovative approach to managing network service connections. During this demonstration, Graphiant showed that their solutions can seamlessly integrate into existing network infrastructures to enhance connectivity and performance. For more video reactions from Networking Field Day 39, follow Steve Puluka on LinkedIn!
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Graphiant Demos Network Service Connections
Exploring the Power and Potential of Enhanced AIOps with Nokia
Steve Puluka provides a quick analysis of Nokia’s advancements in AIOps, highlighting the enhanced capabilities and potential impacts on network management and optimization. His review discusses the integration of AI technologies with operational processes to improve efficiency and predictability in network operations. For more video highlights from Networking Field Day 39 by Steve Puluka, follow his updates on LinkedIn Pulse.
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Exploring the Power and Potential of Enhanced AIOps with Nokia
About Graphiant NaaS with Arsalan Khan
Arsalan Khan recently shared insights into Graphiant’s Network as a Service (NaaS) offerings, providing an overview of how this technology stands out in today’s crowded market. He emphasized the technical intricacies and business applications of Graphiant NaaS, illustrating its potential to revolutionize connectivity. This is part of Steve Puluka’s Networking Field Day 39 video highlight series on LinkedIn.
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About Graphiant NaaS with Arsalan Khan
Nokia Event-Driven Automation (EDA) Multi Vendor – Deliver on the Promise
Steve Puluka provides a quick analysis of the Nokia Event-Driven Automation (EDA) Multi Vendor initiative, highlighting its potential to streamline and enhance telecom network operations through advanced, automated solutions. He examines how this technology promises to improve service reliability and operational efficiency by enabling more responsive and adaptive network management across multiple vendors. For more reactions to Networking Field Day 39, follow Steve Puluka’s ongoing coverage on LinkedIn Pulse.
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Nokia Event-Driven Automation (EDA) Multi Vendor - Deliver on the Promise
Graphiant Use Cases with Arsalan Khan
In this informative video link, Steve Puluka provides an discussion on a variety of Graphiant use cases presented by Arsalan Khan. He explores practical applications and the operational benefits that Graphiant technology offers, enhancing understanding of its impact in real-world settings. Watch for more video reactions from Steve Puluka following Networking Field Day 39 on LinkedIn!
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Graphiant Use Cases with Arsalan Khan
Greybeards talk domain specific AI with Dr. Arun Subramaniyan, Founder & CEO, Articul8 AI
In a recent discussion on the Greybeards on Systems podcast, Ray Lucchesi and Keith Townsend engaged with Dr. Arun Subramaniyan, the Founder & CEO of Articul8 AI, to explore the advancements and impacts of domain-specific AI technologies. They discussed how these specialized AI solutions are tailored to enhance productivity and efficiency in various industrial sectors by addressing unique challenges and requirements. For additional insights from AI Field Day 7, follow Ray and Keith!
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Greybeards talk domain specific AI with Dr. Arun Subramaniyan, Founder & CEO, Articul8 AI
The ResOps Era Begins
The ResOps Era marks a transformative shift in operational IT methodologies, fostering a refined focus on efficient resource management and seamless operational workflows. This new framework aims to fine-tune IT operations and resources within enterprises for greater agility and effectiveness. For more coverage of Commvault SHIFT 2025, follow Jay Cuthrell and the rest of the Tech Field Day delegates on LinkedIn!
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The Dawn of Digital Fortitude: Commvault Cloud Unity Defines AI Resilience
Jack Poller’s recent article highlights the launch of Commvault Cloud Unity, a pioneering initiative that integrates AI to enhance data resilience in cloud environments. This approach not only strengthens data protection strategies but also ensures a more robust safeguarding of critical information assets across diverse platforms. For additional coverage from Commvault SHIFT 2025, follow us on LinkedIn Pulse.
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The Dawn of Digital Fortitude: Commvault Cloud Unity Defines AI Resilience
NFD39: Graphiant’s Excellent AI Support
In a recent article by Peter J. Welcher, Graphiant’s AI support capabilities were discussed, highlighting its impactful role in enhancing network function. The discussion centered around technical advancements and the practical application of AI in improving operational efficiencies. For more insights from Networking Field Day 39, follow Peter Welcher on LinkedIn!
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NFD39: Graphiant’s Excellent AI Support
Graphiant: Rethinking Wide-Area Networking with a Stateless, Service-Based Model
Graphiant is revolutionizing the wide-area networking landscape by introducing a stateless, service-based networking model that promises to simplify operations and enhance flexibility for enterprises. Their innovative approach addresses traditional WAN complexities by decoupling networking hardware from service management, allowing businesses to respond more dynamically to changing network demands. Find more coverage of Networking Field Day 39 on Dustin Demers’ blog.
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Graphiant: Rethinking Wide-Area Networking with a Stateless, Service-Based Model
AI Resilience and Data Protection – Key Takeaways from Commvault SHIFT 2025
Max Mortillaro shares key insights from the Commvault SHIFT 2025 event, focusing on the critical topics of AI resilience and data protection. He highlights significant discussions around how businesses can safeguard their AI operations and data infrastructure against emerging threats. For more comprehensive coverage, visit Max Mortillaro’s content on Osmium Data Group.
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AI Resilience and Data Protection - Key Takeaways from Commvault SHIFT 2025
Nile’s Bold Claim: Your LAN Architecture Is Fundamentally Broken
Jack Poller critically evaluates Nile’s assertion that traditional LAN architecture is inherently flawed, suggesting the need for innovative enhancements in network design. He explores the implications of this viewpoint, highlighting potential areas for improvement to meet modern connectivity demands. For additional insights and coverage from Security Field Day 14, follow Jack Poller on Security Boulevard.
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Nile’s Bold Claim: Your LAN Architecture Is Fundamentally Broken
HPE’s Post-Juniper Vision: AI-Driven Security at Enterprise Scale
In a recent piece by Jack Poller, the focus shifts to HPE’s strategic direction post its acquisition of Juniper, highlighting its aim to enhance enterprise-scale security through AI-driven solutions. This approach signifies a pivotal shift towards integrating advanced artificial intelligence to improve security frameworks and network management. For further insights from Security Field Day 14, follow Jack Poller’s coverage on Security Boulevard.
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HPE’s Post-Juniper Vision: AI-Driven Security at Enterprise Scale
Nokia’s Event-Driven Automation: Simplifying AI Backend Networks
Nokia has recently introduced its Event-Driven Automation system, designed to streamline AI backend networks by automatically managing network events in a more efficient manner. This innovation offers enterprise IT professionals a robust solution for reducing the complexity and operational costs associated with managing expansive and data-intensive network environments. For additional insights from Networking Field Day 39, watch Dustin Demers’ blog.
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Nokia’s Event-Driven Automation: Simplifying AI Backend Networks
Connecting the Dots on NetApp’s AI Data Engine
Becky Elliott provides an insightful analysis of NetApp’s AI Data Engine, highlighting its potential to revolutionize data management for AI workflows by enabling faster and more efficient data operations. She explores how this technology integrates with existing NetApp solutions and its impact on accelerating AI projects. For more coverage from NetApp Insight, watch LinkedIn!
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Connecting the Dots on NetApp’s AI Data Engine
How Fortinet Is Tackling the New Attack Surface Created by AI Agents
Jack Poller recently explored Fortinet’s innovative strategies in addressing the expanding attack surface brought on by AI agents. His analysis highlights how Fortinet is enhancing security protocols and tools to mitigate potential threats that accompany the integration of AI technology in various sectors. For additional insights on Cloud Field Day 23, follow Jack Poller’s updates on LinkedIn Pulse.
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How Fortinet Is Tackling the New Attack Surface Created by AI Agents
Reflecting on Cloud Field Day 24 – Fortinet and the Rising Threat of AI Driven Cyber Attacks
At Cloud Field Day 24, Fortinet highlighted the escalating challenge of AI-driven cyber threats, emphasizing the need for advanced security strategies. Their presentation showcased innovative solutions designed to combat these sophisticated attacks, underlining the importance of staying ahead in cybersecurity practices. For more details and comprehensive coverage of this event, watch for coverage by Mitch Lewis on LinkedIn.
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Reflecting on Cloud Field Day 24 – Fortinet and the Rising Threat of AI Driven Cyber Attacks
The Resource Costs of AI
Steve Puluka examines the significant resources required to train artificial intelligence models, highlighting the high demands in terms of energy, computing power, and data. He discusses the broader implications of these demands on infrastructure and the global environment, urging a balanced approach to AI development. For additional commentary following Networking Field Day 39, follow Steve Puluka’s coverage on LinkedIn Pulse.
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