Drew Conry-Murray and Ethan Banks provide an insightful overview of Graphiant’s Network-as-a-Service (NaaS) offering, emphasizing its seamless integration capabilities and non-intrusive operational model. The service aims to simplify connectivity for enterprises by offering flexible, scalable, and efficient networking solutions that minimize complexities typically associated with large network management. Find more coverage from Networking Field Day 39 on Packet Pushers.
Graphiant Makes Network Governance King in the AI Era
Tom Hollingsworth recently discussed how Graphiant is revolutionizing network governance by leveraging artificial intelligence to enhance control and visibility across networks. He explained that this evolution is crucial as we navigate through the expanding complexities within IT environments. To watch for more coverage from Networking Field Day 39 at Techstrong IT.
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!
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.
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!
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!
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.
NFD39 Was Great! An Overview
Peter J. Welcher recently shared his excitement about the successful Network Field Day 39 event on LinkedIn. He provides an insightful overview, reflecting on key sessions and technological discussions that highlighted the event. For additional insights on Network Field Day 39, follow Peter J. Welcher on LinkedIn Pulse.
Exploring How AI Transforms the Enterprise Network at Networking Field Day 39
AI is all the rage right now, but how does that translate into your network? We’re excited to bring you the latest edition of our flagship enterprise networking event, Networking Field Day. This November 5th and 6th in Silicon Valley, we’ll explore how AI impacts the transport for your enterprise—from building networks to power GPU-driven […]
Reinforcing Agility With Graphiant’s Network Edge Service
In this article, Sulagna Saha reviews Graphiant Network Edge, an as-a-service solution that provides ready-to-consume networks for enterprises. Networking has become more complicated with the rise of edge and AI. Graphiant’s solution seeks to simplify complex networking drills by replacing traditional networks with one that is performant, affordable and secure, and consumable as-a-service.
Network Field Day 33 – Day 1 – Graphiant
Jordan Villarreal reacts to the Graphiant presentation at Networking Field Day in this YouTube video. He was impressed by their phenomenal presentation, especially for a new company just launching.
A New Approach to Private Connectivity With Graphiant
In this LinkedIn article, Tim Bertino discusses Graphiant, a Network as a Service company that aims to offer customers private connectivity in an as-a-service model. Graphiant aims to reduce complexity by implementing fewer tunnels in its private cloud with multiple global locations, and also offers end-to-end encryption without the need for packet decryption in their core. Bertino views Graphiant’s solution as a less complex means for connecting both the private enterprise and customer implementations in the public cloud.
Does Automation Require Reengineering?
Tom Hollingsworth explores the nuanced relationship between automation and pre-existing systems. He argues that while automation can expedite processes and reduce errors, it doesn’t necessarily improve or fundamentally change a system with inherent issues. He suggests that instead of investing valuable time in automating a flawed system, resources could be more effectively spent on reengineering the processes in a way that truly solves underlying issues and generates more value.
Network Field Day 33 – Day 0
Jordan Villarreal shares his excitement about Network Field Day 33 in this YouTube video. With leading names such as Cisco, Nokia, Fortinet, and Intel as well as new faces like Graphiant and RG Nets, the event provides significant insights into the ever-evolving networking domain. The topics range from versatile network solutions to edge gateways and from switching platforms to the anticipated wildcard entry of Intel.
Finishing Strong With Networking Field Day 33
Tech Field Day is back with the final Networking Field Day event of 2023, live on October 25 and 26, and featuring presentations from Graphiant, Cisco, RG Nets, Nokia, Fortinet, and Intel. Tom Hollingsworth and company anticipate exciting updates on growth, debut products, and new technology advancements in areas like SD-WAN, SASE, optical networking, digital experience monitoring, and sustainable networking solutions. The event will stream live on LinkedIn and the Networking Field Day 33 event page, encouraging audience engagement and inquiries.
Finishing Strong with Networking Field Day 33
Join Tech Field Day for Networking Field Day 33 on October 25-26, 2023! We’re going to hear great presentations from Graphiant, Cisco, RG Nets, Nokia, Fortinet, and Intel. Read on to learn more about their topics as well as where to tune in live.
Networking Service Awareness
Writing on the NetCraftsmen blog, Peter Welcher discusses the challenges that professionals face in staying updated with the latest features and technologies from Network as a Service (NaaS) and Cloud vendors. The post contends that vendors should be more proactive in communicating their capabilities and new features, instead of relying on customers to research these advancements. Welcher emphasizes the importance of structured knowledge acquisition and suggests use-case focused marketing could be beneficial for potential customers.
The Future of NAAS (Networking as a Service)
In this NetCraftsmen article, Peter Welcher discusses the future of Network as a Service (NAAS) while evaluating tenacity among vendors within the industry. With an exploration of the changing role of SD-WAN, connectivity gaps, and indispensable customer needs, Welcher contemplate future predictions for the NAAS landscape and its implications for consumers. He also discusses the potential for restructuring and how new tech offerings might deliver faster deployments, better service level agreements (SLAs), and lower costs, therein providing significant value to companies in the WAN/NAAS sectors.
Winning WAN Ways
Peter Welcher shares his thoughts on Graphiant Network Edge and what it brings to WAN networking. Read the article on the NetCraftsmen website.
Introducing Graphiant: The Future of Network-As-A-Service
In his recent post, Tony Mattke gives us an in-depth overview of Graphiant’s presentation at September’s Networking Field Day. He writes that Graphiant has a unique approach to networking; by advancing technologies like SDN and NFV they can provide a flexible and secure network experience. Tony believes that Graphiant is a significant player in the NaaS world, check out more thoughts from him here!