In this post by Shala Denise, three primary challenges facing cloud networking are highlighted: visibility, control, and the evolving landscape of Network as a Service (NaaS). Denise explores how these issues impact enterprise IT, noting that understanding and managing them is crucial for optimizing cloud network operations and ensuring robust security. This post was inspired by the Infoblox presentation at Cloud Field Day 22.
Measuring Success in the AI Revolution: The Critical Role of MLCommons
Jack Poller’s insightful analysis on LinkedIn focuses on the pivotal role of MLCommons in benchmarking tools and datasets during the surge of AI technologies. In his article, Poller explores how MLCommons is setting the standards for machine learning performance, thereby shaping the future of AI development and implementation across various industries. For further insights on AI Field Day 6 from Jack Poller, explore his coverage on LinkedIn Pulse.
Kamiwaza: Orchestrating Generative AI
Jim Czuprynski has recently shared insights on the strategic implementation of generative AI through Kamiwaza’s innovative orchestration capabilities, highlighting how this technology can transform enterprise IT strategies. He explores the powerful potential of AI to automate complex systems and drive significant advancements in operational efficiency and decision-making processes. For additional insights on AI Field Day 6, check out Jim Czuprynski’s posts on LinkedIn Pulse.
Short datacenter wrap up on Cisco Live 2025 EU
Matyáš Prokop provides a concise summary of the key highlights from Cisco Live 2025 EU, focusing on the latest advancements and trends in datacenter technology. His coverage offers insights into new strategies and solutions that are shaping the future of enterprise IT infrastructure. For more coverage by Matyáš Prokop following Tech Field Day at Cisco Live, watch his LinkedIn feed!
VMware: Let’s Take This AI Thing Private!
Jim Czuprynski discusses VMware’s strategic pivot towards private artificial intelligence solutions in his latest LinkedIn Pulse article. He explores how this move could redefine cloud computing boundaries and enhance data security and computation efficiency for their clients. For additional insights from AI Field Day 6, follow Jim Czuprynski’s coverage on LinkedIn Pulse.
MLCommons: Bench More AI Weight With Less Pain
Jim Czuprynski offers an insightful look at MLCommons in his latest article, highlighting its initiative to streamline the benchmarking of AI models to enhance performance optimization with minimal hassle. He explores how MLCommons is setting new standards for fair and efficient AI benchmarks that can significantly ease the burdens on developers. For additional insights on AI Field Day 6, see Jim Czuprynski’s coverage on LinkedIn Pulse.
MemVerge: Machining AI Memory Needs To Size
In his latest LinkedIn Pulse article, Jim Czuprynski reviews MemVerge’s novel approach to optimizing memory architectures for AI workloads. He explores how MemVerge’s technology seamlessly scales to meet the intensive demands of AI applications, enhancing efficiency and processing speed. For more insights from AI Field Day 6, read Jim Czuprynski’s coverage on LinkedIn Pulse.
How MLPerf Proves AI Client and Storage Performance
Stephen Foskett provides his perspective on how MLCommons MLPerf benchmarks are vital in measuring the performance of AI clients and storage systems. He examines the impact of these benchmarks on understanding and improving client and storage hardware efficiency in AI applications. For additional coverage of AI Field Day 6 by Stephen Foskett, watch his LinkedIn Pulse article feed!
Revolutionizing Edge Computing: How Zededa Brings Cloud Agility to the Edge
Jack Poller provides insights into how Zededa is transforming edge computing by integrating cloud-like agility directly at the edge, enhancing both the flexibility and scalability of deployments. He examines the implications of this approach for traditional cloud services and discusses how it can lead to more robust, efficient, and scalable edge solutions. For extended coverage of Edge Field Day 3, check out Jack Poller’s LinkedIn Pulse articles.
Can You Run Virtualized Infrastructure at the Edge?
Jack Poller explores the feasibility and implications of deploying virtualized infrastructure with VMware at the edge, discussing the technological advancements and potential challenges that come with edge computing. He breaks down key considerations, including connectivity, resource management, and security, poised to influence enterprise decisions around locating computing resources closer to data sources. For additional insights on Edge Field Day 3, explore Jack Poller’s comprehensive analysis on LinkedIn Pulse.
Do You Need Specialized Hardware at the Edge?
In this article, inspired by the OnLogic presentation at Edge Field Day 3, Jack Poller focuses on whether specialized hardware is necessary for processing at the edge, considering factors like environmental conditions and computing needs. Poller explores the trade-offs between deploying general-purpose versus specialized hardware in edge computing, highlighting how decision-makers can optimize their infrastructure for performance and cost-effectiveness. For additional insights from Tech Field Day events, check out the other articles by Jack Poller on LinkedIn Pulse.
Selector.AI Delivers AIOPs
Peter J. Welcher provides an insightful analysis of Selector.AI’s AIOPs platform showcased at Networking Field Day 35. He highlights how Selector.AI integrates artificial intelligence to streamline operations and enhance network management. Discover more of Peter J. Welcher’s coverage on Networking Field Day on LinkedIn Pulse.
Can We Find Data Storage to Match Your Data Growth?
Jack Poller recently discussed the challenges of keeping up with rapid data growth and finding suitable data storage solutions that can scale effectively to meet evolving demands. In his analysis, he explores various innovative storage technologies and strategies that enterprises can consider to address their increasing data needs. For more insights from Jack Poller on this topic, check out his coverage of Cloud Field Day 21 on LinkedIn Pulse.
The Allure and Challenges of Private Clouds: Why You Should Investigate Platform9
Jack Poller recently explored the complexities and advantages of private clouds, highlighting why organizations might consider Platform9 as a viable solution. His analysis covers the scalable nature of private clouds and how they can effectively address specific enterprise needs while offering a detailed look at Platform9’s unique offerings. For further insights on Cloud Field Day 21 from Jack Poller, check out his articles on LinkedIn Pulse.
Tsecond’s BRYCK Platform is Redefining Data Management at the Edge
Jack Poller’s recent article examines Tsecond’s BRYCK platform, highlighting its transformative approach to data management at the edge. The platform is noted for its compact design and robust processing capabilities, which enable efficient data handling and analysis in real-time directly at the edge. Poller’s analysis suggests that BRYCK could significantly enhance operations for enterprises that require immediate data insights and processing across dispersed locations. Read more coverage of Edge Field Day 3 on LinkedIn Pulse!
Nile Campus Full-Service NAAS
Peter J. Welcher’s LinkedIn Plus article highlights Nile Campus’s comprehensive Network as a Service (NAAS) offerings, emphasizing its ability to cater to various business needs through customizable network solutions. He delves into the service’s operational efficiencies and cost benefits, illustrating how it simplifies network management for businesses. Furthermore, Welcher also discusses the positive impact of NAAS on IT teams by allowing them to focus more on strategic initiatives rather than maintaining network infrastructure. This post was inspired by Nile’s presentation at Mobility Field Day 12!
Quick Takes 12-10-2024
Peter Welcher takes a look at some stories in networking, including the Arista presentation at Networking Field Day 36. Arista, known for datacenter switches, is expanding into campus use with micro-segmentation, automation, observability, and CloudVision. Their new campus switch stacking allows for flexible management of up to 16 switches per logical stack. Welcher also looks at Graphiant’s Backbone As A Service positioning, and Cisco’s acquisition of Isovalent in this LinkedIn Pulse article.
NFD36: Itential Automation as a Service
Peter J. Welcher provides an in-depth look into Itential’s Automation as a Service, showcasing its dynamic capabilities in simplifying complex network automations. He highlights how Itential’s platform seamlessly integrates with existing network management tools, enhancing operational efficiency and reducing manual errors. The presentation emphasizes the scalability and adaptability of the service, making it an ideal solution for enterprises aiming to streamline their network operations through automation. Read more coverage of Networking Field Day 36 on LinkedIn!
Demo Creating a Network Automation Workflow with Itential
Steve Puluka discusses a the Itential presentation at Networking Field Day 36, focusing on a demonstration of crafting an effective network automation workflow using Itential’s tools. This session focused on simplifying complex network operations by integrating automation into daily processes, aimed at enhancing efficiency and reducing errors. Watch the full video!
Cisco Wi-Fi 7 Announcements
Cisco recently unveiled its advancements in networking technology with the launch of next-generation Wi-Fi 7 products. This new suite promises to enhance wireless speed and efficiency, crucial for handling the increasing demands of modern connected environments. Their products empower high-density connectivity, supporting enterprise-grade applications and improving user experiences globally. Read more in this LinkedIn Pulse article by Peter Welcher following the Cisco presentation at Mobility Field Day 12!