In his latest article on Techstrong IT, Tom Hollingsworth explores the technological advancements in indoor location tracking, highlighting the roles of Ultra-Wideband (UWB), Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE), and Artificial Intelligence (AI). He discusses how these technologies are not just enhancing the accuracy of indoor location services but are also transforming various industries by enabling new applications and improved user experiences. For more coverage of Juniper Networks at Mobility Field Day 13, visit Techstrong IT.
Datacenter Networking Needs AIOps with HPE Juniper Networks
Enterprise networking is too large and complex, we need AI Operations. This spotlight episode of the Tech Field Day podcast features Bob Friday and Ben Baker, both from Juniper Networks, with Jack Poller and Alastair Cooke. Modern enterprise networks reach far beyond the well-controlled walls of data centres and corporate buildings. The rate of change enabled by public cloud platforms makes an enterprise network highly dynamic. Access to cloud and on-premises applications over the Internet means your users are dependent on many network elements outside of your control. Bob founded Mist Networks to help businesses manage the complexity of user-to-cloud networking. Juniper Networks acquired Mist, and now HPE has acquired Juniper. I don’t think he is alone in seeing the necessity of using AI to manage complex and critical networks. Yet new tools always bring new challenges; the cost of AI infrastructure may be a concern, and Generative AI has challenges with hallucinations. The security and governance practices around AI tools are still developing, and the non-deterministic nature of AI needs careful consideration.
The DoJ Just Devalued Juniper Mist
The proposed remedies for the HPE acquisition of Juniper Networks did a real disservice to Juniper Mist. The confusion around what’s going on with the proposed Juniper AIOps for Mist auction have professionals asking a lot of questions. In this episode, recorded on the eve of the close of the acquisition, Tom Hollingsworth sits down with Sam Clements, Jake Snyder, and Ed Weadon to make sense of it all. There are discussions about what exactly is included in the auction and what benefit will come from the license to use Juniper AIOps for Mist. Also discussed is who might be a good bidder for the solution and how long it will take for them to get any real value from it.
Securing the Future: Juniper’s Approach to AI Data Center Security
Alastair Cooke recently discussed Juniper Networks’ strategy in enhancing AI-driven data center security, highlighting their comprehensive approach to protect complex network environments. He emphasized how Juniper leverages AI to automate threat detection and response, ensuring a more resilient infrastructure. For additional insights on Cloud Field Day 23, you can read more from Alastair Cooke on Techstrong AI.
Juniper Announces Marvis Mini Enhancements and More at Mobility Field Day 13
Juniper Networks has unveiled several enhancements to the Marvis Mini solution at Mobility Field Day 13, highlighting significant advances in their AI-driven enterprise networking capabilities. These updates showcase Juniper’s commitment to refining AI integration to improve network reliability and user experience. For additional insights into Mobility Field Day 13, watch Allyn Crowe’s blog!
Make an AI-Ready Data Center With Help From Juniper
Alastair Cooke explores the crucial role of Juniper Networks in preparing data centers for AI workloads, emphasizing optimized network architecture that supports the demanding requirements of AI technologies. He discusses Juniper’s solutions that streamline operations and enhance the efficiency necessary for handling intensive AI-driven processes. For additional insights on AI Infrastructure Field Day 2, see Alastair Cooke’s coverage on The Futurum Group.
From AIOps to Autonomous Networking
Rowell Dionicio provides a comprehensive overview of the evolution from AIOps to autonomous networking, exploring how AI integration is transforming IT management workflows and network efficiency. His insights underline the significant impact of machine learning and automation in enhancing network reliability and simplifying operational tasks. Discover more about Mobility Field Day 13 through Rowell’s coverage, focusing on dependable, straightforward, and seamless enterprise Wi-Fi solutions.
Marvis Minis and the Rise of Distributed Observability
Rowell Dionicio provides an insightful look into the emerging trends around Marvis Mini and distributed observability in the enterprise IT landscape. He expertly navigates the concepts and technologies involved in enhancing network operations through advanced AI-driven tools. Explore further coverage of Mobility Field Day 13, focusing on delivering reliable, simple, and seamless enterprise Wi-Fi solutions.
We are getting closer and closer to self-driving networks, and I love it!
Francois Verges expresses great enthusiasm for the progression towards autonomous, self-driving networks, heralding a new era in network technology. His positive outlook underscores the potential for increased efficiency and reduced human intervention in managing complex network infrastructures. For a more detailed analysis of the developments discussed at Mobility Field Day 13, check out the comprehensive coverage by Francois on this topic.
Extending Marvis Minis, client-to-cloud
Rowell Dionicio attended Mobility Field Day 13, and recorded this short video focusing on extended functionalities in Marvis Minis, from client to cloud. Explore further coverage of Mobility Field Day 13 by Rowell Dionicio to enhance your understanding of these advancements.
New Juniper’s generalized AI model – A glimpse of what the future will look like
Francois Verges offers a concise overview of Juniper’s new generalized AI model, showcasing its potential to transform networking technologies. His insights demonstrate how this innovative AI model could pave the way for more intuitive and powerful network management solutions. For a detailed exploration of Mobility Field Day 13, see additional coverage by Francois Verges on LinkedIn.
Deploying a 5G neutral host infrastructure is getting easier and easier
Francois Verges recently discussed the evolving ease of deploying 5G neutral host infrastructures, highlighting technical advancements and strategic approaches that simplify these complex implementations. His insights underline the increasing accessibility of 5G technologies for enterprises seeking to enhance connectivity and network capabilities. For more coverage of Mobility Field Day 13, check out Francois Verges’ coverage on LinkedIn.
Juniper: Add Apstra, Ad Astra
Jim Czuprynski offers an insightful analysis on Juniper’s strategic acquisition of Apstra and its implications for advancing their network management capabilities, particularly with automation and data center operations. He explores how this integration enhances Juniper’s existing portfolio and positions the company to better navigate the evolving landscape of network technology. For additional insights from AI Infrastructure Field Day 2, follow Jim Czuprynski’s coverage on LinkedIn Pulse.
Juniper Grows Marvis Minis to Titanic Sized Proportions at MFD13
Mark Houtz provides an insightful overview of Juniper Networks’ expansion of its Marvis virtual network assistant, describing its significant advancements in scale and capabilities showcased at Mobility Field Day 13. He highlights the transformation of Marvis from a basic platform into a comprehensive solution equipped with enhanced AI-driven operations. For further insights on Mobility Field Day 13 from Mark Houtz, explore his additional coverage on this event.
Large experience model is new for me. AI continues to gain traction in…
In this TikTok video, Rowell Dionicio asks Juniper about their favorite outcome from Mobility Field Day. The large experience model predicts what the experience of end users will be in large Wi-Fi environments. Learn more by watching the entire Tech Field Day presentation!
The AI Data Center Evolution: Juniper Apstra’s Lifecycle Solution for Performance at Scale
Jack Poller recently explored Juniper Apstra’s lifecycle solution for AI data centers, highlighting its capacity to manage performance at scale. He discussed the evolution of AI data centers through the lens of Juniper’s advanced tools, which are crucial for optimizing and automating data center operations as they increase in complexity and scale. For more insights on AI Infrastructure Field Day 2, you can read additional coverage by Jack Poller on LinkedIn Pulse.
Techstrong Gang – April 29, 2025
The April 29 episode of Techstrong Gang discussed AI security, focusing on prompt injection attacks and vulnerabilities in foundational language models. In the central segment, Stephen Foskett provides an insightful overview of the discussions and innovative solutions presented at AI Infrastructure Field Day 2. He covers key presentations that highlight advancements in AI hardware and software platforms, emphasizing the impact on enterprise IT infrastructure. Catch Techstrong Gang every weekday, and watch for Stephen on most Tuesday episodes!
Contextual Graph Databases at AIIFD2
Karen Lopez offers an insightful analysis on the advancements and functionalities of contextual graph databases presented at AI Infrastructure Field Day 2. Juniper Apstra uses a proprietary contextual graph database to define desired network outcomes and ensure network operation. The database, queried with customized Gremlin and Cypher, supports analysis of data over time and moving locations.
What it Takes to Power AI at AI Infrastructure Field Day 2
Alastair Cooke provides a detailed introduction to the companies and technologies participating in AI Infrastructure Field Day 2 this week. His insights highlight the interplay between advanced hardware and optimized software essential for robust AI applications. For additional insights from Alastair Cooke on this topic, visit Techstrong IT and Techstrong AI for full coverage of AI Infrastructure Field Day 2.
Time to Upgrade to WiFi 7? NEW Juniper Mist AP47
Mark Houtz recently shared insights on the potential upgrade to WiFi 7, focusing on the new Juniper Mist AP47. He discusses the enhanced capabilities and performance improvements that WiFi 7 offers over previous generations, highlighting its applicability to current network demands. His post is particularly relevant for IT professionals considering next-generation wireless solutions to ensure robust and efficient network environments. Mark first learned about this development at Mobility Field Day 11.