India, Nov. 9 -- Artificial Intelligence (AI) is changing the role of enterprise networks. As workloads move into production, networks must support intensive data movement across data centres, clouds and edge locations while maintaining the performance needed to keep expensive compute resources utilised. AI is also taking network automation towards systems that can identify and increasingly remediate problems.

Carlos Gómez Gallego, Chief Technology Officer - Asia Pacific and Japan, HPE Networking, says network availability alone is no longer an adequate measure of performance. In this interaction with Voice&Data, he discusses AI-driven traffic, distributed inference, self-driving networks, network autonomy, zero-trust security, Arub...