Juniper Al-Driven Enterprise: Full Stack AlOps

Event: Networking Field Day 28

Appearance: Juniper Networks Presents at Networking Field Day 28

Company: Juniper Networks

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Personnel: Bob Friday

Today’s market recognizes the power of machine learning to drive the best user experience for both, the IT teams operating networks and for their users and customers. Juniper captured this Experience First Networking with Al-driven Enterprise solutions that use Al and ML to transform IT networking. In this session, Bob Friday shares our continued success in the Al-driven Enterprise as well as what we’ve learned along the way.


Juniper Al-Driven Enterprise Momentum

Event: Networking Field Day 28

Appearance: Juniper Networks Presents at Networking Field Day 28

Company: Juniper Networks

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Personnel: Sunalini Sankhavaram

In this session, Sunalini Sankhavaram shares a brief view into our continued momentum in the Al-driven Enterprise space and growth in multiple industries.


Enabling Performance and Capacity Scaling for Big Data Using Intel Cloud Storage Accelerate Layer (CSAL)

Event: Tech Field Day 25

Appearance: Intel Optane Group Presents at Tech Field Day 25

Company: Intel

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Personnel: Greg Scott, Kapil Karkra

Cloud service providers are pushing the boundaries of storage capacities to meet the performance requirements of big data workloads and expanding data volumes. Intel and AliCloud collaborated on Cloud Storage Acceleration Layer (CSAL) to address NAND density and scale challenges. CSAL uses Intel Optane SSDs to improve system performance while reducing costs scaling QLC NAND value. In this presentation, we will show and analyze the real world I/O behaviors from big data services of Alibaba Cloud to demonstrate predictable performance using CSAL. Presented by Greg Scott, Director of Storage Software Products, and Kapil Karkra, Principal Engineer, Storage Software Pathfinding and Architecture, Intel.


Intel Optane Memory Requirements of Meta AI Workloads

Event: Tech Field Day 25

Appearance: Intel Optane Group Presents at Tech Field Day 25

Company: Intel

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Personnel: Chris Petersen, Ehsan Ardestani, Manoj Wadekar

Complexity of AI workloads scales rapidly and entails faster scaling of memory requirement than scaling of the memory technology. In this talk, we break down the memory requirement for recommendation models, as one of the main drivers of AI platforms, and make the case for a new tier of memory, optimized for capacity, to help cope with workload scaling. Using Intel Optane SSD with software-defined memory sales power and allows for a simpler serving paradigm. While the talk argues that CXL-attached memory is a viable solution, as a precursor, it presents empirical results of leveraging additional memory tier using currently available NVMe-attached Storage Class memory. Presented by Manoj Wadekar, Hardware Systems Technologist at Facebook, Ehsan Ardestani, Research Scientist and Technical Lead Manager, Meta, and Chris Petersen, Hardware Systems Technologist, Intel.


Driving Data Tiering Innovation with Intel Optane and CXL

Event: Tech Field Day 25

Appearance: Intel Optane Group Presents at Tech Field Day 25

Company: Intel

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Personnel: Allison Goodman, Andy Rudoff, Kristie Mann

Data center memory and storage are evolving driven by explosive data growth, evolving workloads and infrastructure requirements. Intel Optane technology is leading the way for the future of data tiering. In this session, Kristie Mann will cover Optane’s long-term roadmap and innovation for Compute Express Link (CXL), an industry-supported open standard interconnect architecture which brings promise of improved I/O, memory bandwidth and shared system resources across PCIe infrastructure. Andy Rudoff and Allison Goodman cover CXL usage models and persistent memory programming model and workloads optimizations done today that will carry forward to CXL. Presented by Kristie Mann, VP, Optane Product Management, Allison Goodman, Senior Principal Engineer, Solution Architect, and Andy Rudoff, Senior Principal Engineer, Software Architect, Intel.


Defending Web Applications Against Advanced Threats with Fortinet Machine Learning

Event: Tech Field Day 25

Appearance: Fortinet Presents at Tech Field Day 25

Company: Fortinet

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Personnel: Julian Petersohn, Srija Allam

Applications are more dynamic and are delivered faster than ever. Web Application Firewalls (WAFs) have traditionally provided application protection with strictly static approaches. These static approaches haven’t been able to keep up with the continuous improvements of quickly iterating applications. Watch as Fortinet demonstrates real-world attack scenarios exploring anomalous traffic, bot attacks, and API security using advanced artificial intelligence. During this session Fortinet will dig into key concepts of machine learning and differentiate Fortinet’s unique approach to automating and accelerating attack response and mitigation.


How Fortinet Machine Intelligence Advances Web Services and API Protection

Event: Tech Field Day 25

Appearance: Fortinet Presents at Tech Field Day 25

Company: Fortinet

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Personnel: Aidan Walden

Cloud journeys and digital transformation have changed the way applications are delivered – faster and more distributed. Web services continue to expand from the data center, to cloud, the edge, and across global CDNs at an accelerating rate. This journey is exposing more interfaces and APIs publicly which represents a massively expanding attack surface. IT technology debt, skill gaps, and the shortage of trained professionals have been hamstrung organizations in their ability to scale with these problems. In this session Fortinet will demonstrate, through attack and defense sequences, how AI-based techniques can fill these gaps and allow security to keep pace with the innovation.


Modernizing File Infrastructure for Digital Businesses with Nasuni

Event: Tech Field Day 25

Appearance: Nasuni Presents at Tech Field Day 25

Company: Nasuni

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Personnel: Jeff Harrah

Jeff Harrah, VP, Solutions Architects, discusses how Nasuni partners with cloud providers. Nasuni is typically compared to Azure Files, NetApp on AWS FSx, and Azure NetApp Files, and Nasuni partners with cloud providers to provide complimentary file storage offerings.


Introducing Nasuni Labs

Event: Tech Field Day 25

Appearance: Nasuni Presents at Tech Field Day 25

Company: Nasuni

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Personnel: John Capello

John Capello, VP of Strategy and Field CTO, introduces Nasuni Labs, a new program giving customers early access to the latest innovations from Nasuni. Nasuni Labs helps customers simplify and scale with search integration and automation and orchestration. Capello then demonstrates Amazon Kendra integration for analytics and search.


Nasuni Technical Overview

Event: Tech Field Day 25

Appearance: Nasuni Presents at Tech Field Day 25

Company: Nasuni

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Personnel: Russ Kennedy

Russ Kennedy, Chief Product Officer, gives a technical overview of the Nasuni solution at Tech Field Day 25. The Nasuni file data services platform includes a proprietary file system, local caching, unified management, a scalable control plane, and integration with any public cloud.


Nasuni Architecture Overview

Event: Tech Field Day 25

Appearance: Nasuni Presents at Tech Field Day 25

Company: Nasuni

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Personnel: Russ Kennedy

Russ Kennedy, Chief Product Officer, gives an overview of the Nasuni architecture at Tech Field Day 25. Nasuni is a primary file storage platform with cloud sync that leverages continuous data protection for backup and disaster recovery. The platform includes edge caching, cloud orchestration, and integration with popular cloud storage platforms. Nasuni provides rapid ransomware recovery and global file acceleration that customers demand.


Nasuni 2022 Company Overview

Event: Tech Field Day 25

Appearance: Nasuni Presents at Tech Field Day 25

Company: Nasuni

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Personnel: Russ Kennedy

Russ Kennedy, Chief Product Officer, introduces Nasuni at Tech Field Day 25. Kennedy gives a brief overview of Nasuni, starting with the mission of bringing the simplicity, scale, and economics of object storage to the file storage, data protection, and data management markets. He next gives an overview of the company’s growth and metrics, including customer satisfaction, new investment including the Ireland Innovation Centre, and market growth.


Apica Mitigation and Presentation Options

Event: Tech Field Day 25

Appearance: Apica Presents at Tech Field Day 25

Company: Apica

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Personnel: Daniel Bengtsson, Jason Haworth

Apica’s platform combines active monitoring with load testing to solve the most complex digital performance challenges. The result is reduced friction and time to resolution for cloud migrations, applications and underlying infrastructure outages ensuring all user experiences exceed expectations. In this session, Daniel Bengtsson, Dir. Of Customer Success shares key tactics, channels, dashboards and collections methods for mitigation.


Advanced Monitoring From the Outside-In with Apica

Event: Tech Field Day 25

Appearance: Apica Presents at Tech Field Day 25

Company: Apica

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Personnel: Daniel Bengtsson, Jason Haworth

Monitoring from the outside-in guarantees a user-centric view that examines and finds performance challenges before users log into mission-critical applications. The result is greater visibility and agility to meet the business’ users’ needs. In this session, Jason Haworth, CPO and Daniel Bengtsson, Dir. of Customer Success pulls back the currents on Apica’s outside-in monitoring capabilities and how customers in the finance, insurance and manufacturing industries leverage Apica’s to ensure they are meeting business objectives and end user expectations.


Load Testing at Scale and Basic Monitoring with Apica

Event: Tech Field Day 25

Appearance: Apica Presents at Tech Field Day 25

Company: Apica

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Personnel: Daniel Bengtsson, Jason Haworth

Daniel Bengtsson, Dir. Of Customer Success, will provide a demo of what we mean by load testing at scale with basic monitoring. Through his interactive demo he will show how to organizations can quickly create and run scripts, show how users can reuse the script, set up alert channels and how users can leverage pre-production tests for the development and ongoing active monitoring of applications.


Introducing Apica’s Active Monitoring Platform

Event: Tech Field Day 25

Appearance: Apica Presents at Tech Field Day 25

Company: Apica

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Personnel: Jason Haworth

Apica’s active monitoring platform is used by global organizations to solve the most complex digital performance issues in today’s multi-cloud, hybrid and on-premises environments. Apica delivers its scalable monitoring and detailed insights across any location, device, app, or authentication. In this presentation, CPO Jason Haworth will introduce Apica and share a few customers use cases.


Product Demo: Taking Keysight CyPerf for a Zero Trust Test Drive

Event: Tech Field Day 25

Appearance: Keysight Presents at Tech Field Day 25

Company: Keysight Technologies

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Personnel: Amritam Putatunda

Amritam Putatunda, Technical Product Manager, Application and Security, Keysight Technologies

Zero trust is not a product or feature, but a set of policies, best practices and guidelines to secure and manage the growing demands and digital transformation of modern networks. This demo takes you through this evolution starting with the earlier days of the internet and 9 to 5 jobs, to the adaptation of VPN and its explosive usage during the pandemic, to the proliferation of cloud and cloud-based apps and services, all culminating into the rapid and massive adoption of zero trust network access that we see today.


The Business Case for Keysight CyPerf: A User’s Point of View

Event: Tech Field Day 25

Appearance: Keysight Presents at Tech Field Day 25

Company: Keysight Technologies

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Personnel: Kevin Tolly

Kevin Tolly, CEO, The Tolly Group

The introduction and rapid adoption of zero trust network access (ZTNA) is completely changing the paradigm for network security testing. Network vendors and their customers are quickly realizing that testing ZTNA needs an entirely new approach not possible with traditional test tools. Kevin discusses the unique challenges he faces in testing and rating different ZTNA and SASE vendors and how leveraging CyPerf 2.0’s unique zero trust test features can address these challenges.


Keysight CyPerf: The Industry’s First Instantly Scalable Zero Trust Test Solution

Event: Tech Field Day 25

Appearance: Keysight Presents at Tech Field Day 25

Company: Keysight Technologies

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Personnel: George Zecheru

George Zecheru, Director, Product Management, Keysight Technologies

CyPerf emulates real user and application traffic with customizable apps and attacks. Highly scalable, this SaaS solution supports millions of concurrent users and connections per second. CyPerf test agents are deployed as containerized pods into cloud, hybrid, and premise-based networks, scaling up and down automatically to validate elasticity and impact on latency, throughput, and QoE based on unique parameters. CyPerf supports both pre-deployment lab testing and testing in live production networks that utilize zero trust policies.


Network Transformation with Keysight: The Arrival of Distributed Cloud and Zero-Trust

Event: Tech Field Day 25

Appearance: Keysight Presents at Tech Field Day 25

Company: Keysight Technologies

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Personnel: Ram Periakaruppan

Ram Periakaruppan, VP/GM Network Test & Security Solutions, Keysight Technologies

Network Equipment Manufacturers (NEMs) traditionally produced ‘big iron’ network hardware but must evolve to offer products that perform at scale in distributed cloud and hybrid networks. These dynamic networks cannot be tested the same way legacy networks have always been tested. With an expanding network edge, zero trust security, advanced traffic patterns and complex application mixes, yesterday’s test tools won’t work. An entirely new way to test and optimize QoE is needed.


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