Nokia is positioning itself as the central solution for automated data centers, advancing a compelling narrative for its sophisticated technologies and integrated approaches aimed at enhancing data center operations. They articulate a vision where their network infrastructure could streamline automation and meet the emerging needs of modern digital enterprises. Learn more in this discussion between Ethan Banks and Drew Conry-Murray on Packet Pushers following Networking Field Day 39.
Building Better Operations with Nokia EDA
Tom Hollingsworth recently explored how Nokia’s EDA (Extreme Data Analytics) platform is enhancing operational processes by leveraging advanced analytics to automate and optimize network performance. This system not only improves efficiency but also significantly reduces operational overheads, empowering network operators with more agile and scalable solutions. For further coverage from Networking Field Day 39, watch Techstrong IT.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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 […]
Network Automation Is More Than Just Tooling
The modern enterprise network automation strategy is failing. This is due in part to a collection of tools masquerading as an automation solution. In this episode, Tom Hollingsworth is joined by Scott Robohn, Bruno Wollmann, and special guest Mike Bushong of Nokia to discuss the current state of automation in the data center. They discuss how tools are often improperly incorporated as well as why organizations shouldn’t rely on just a single person or team to affect change. They also explore ideas around Nokia Event-Driven Automation (EDA), a new operations platform dedicated to solving these issues.
Nokia’s New AI Assistant for SR Linux Network Operating System
Sulagna Saha reviews SR Linux GPT, Nokia’s new AI assistant for SR OS. Looking up network information shouldn’t require specialized coding, or browsing through pages of document. It is an inefficient approach, and AI conversational interfaces can replace it. The new SR Linux GPT made from the same technology as ChatGPT helps network engineers find answers to questions quickly and effortlessly. Read about it at Gestalt IT or watch the demo here on the Tech Field Day website.
Lab as Code With Nokia and Containerlab
Tim Bertino examined a presentation by Nokia, which introduced the concept of ‘lab-as-code.’ This approach uses Nokia’s ‘containerlab’ to create topology files, deploying each device in a lab as a container linked together to form a single topology. Bertino highlights the advantages of this method—including quick set-up and tear-down, reduced footprint compared to full virtual machines, and the ability to collaborate and share via GitHub—and notes its potential for use beyond network infrastructure.
Network Field Day – Day 2 – Nokia
In this YouTube video, Jordan Villarreal expresses great enthusiasm for the developments in labbing from Nokia. The video is positioned as a deep dive into the latest innovations and improvements in this area. This is an exciting opportunity to explore and appreciate the strides Nokia has made in advancing labbing technology.
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.
Implementing NetDevOps in Datacenter Fabric Operations With Nokia
In her Gestalt IT post, Sulagna Saha talks about Nokia’s presentation at the most recent Networking Field Day. Nokia presented and demoed their Data Center Fabric Solution that absorbs DevOps principles into network administrations. Sulagna says this will bring the fabric flexible plug-and-play capabilities, closed loop automation and cut out manual intervention that wastes time and errors involved. Take a look here for more from Sulagna!
Modular Network OS With Nokia SR Linux
At the most recent Networking Field Day, Aaron Conaway, a Field Day delegate, took focus on Nokia’s presentation. He especially was interested in their SR Linux, which is a modernization of the 20 year old SR OS. Aaron states “this gets us into a world of streaming telemetry!” Take a look here for more from Aaron on Nokia.
NFD29: Nokia Does Networking!
Pete Welcher was pleasantly surprised with Nokia at their most recent Networking Field Day presentation! Pete writes about Nokia’s demonstration on their digital sandbox capabilities and how they bring DevOps techniques to networking. Although this was new territory for Pete and other delegates, it was very eye-opening! Take a look here at what Pete has to say, or visit his LinkedIn profile for more.
Network Field Day 29 – Day 3: Nokia
Check out Jordan Villarreal’s recap of Nokia’s presentation at the latest Networking Field Day event! You can check out his thoughts on his YouTube page, System MTU One, and be sure to check out all of the videos from Networking Field Day on the Tech Field Day website!
Network Field Day 29 – Day 0
Check out Jordan Villarreal’s pre-event rundown of what he was looking forward to hearing about at the latest Networking Field Day event! You can check out his thoughts on his YouTube page, System MTU One, and be sure to check out all of the videos from Networking Field Day on the Tech Field Day website!