Time is Ticking for Your Network:
New research from Cisco and Foundry finds that, three years from now, AI will triple network traffic. In two years, most enterprises will hit campus and branch network capacity limits.
Find clarity on your next move with this collection of resources to help you understand what's coming and how to prepare.
Read the Research Report from Cisco:
Much of the AI-readiness conversation has centered on GPUs, cloud platforms, and data center buildouts, but new research from Cisco and Foundry points to a different challenge: AI expansion is placing extraordinary pressure on enterprise networking, especially across workplace networks where users, devices, applications, and autonomous systems come together.
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Clarity. Confidence. Your Next Move.
Will you know before it's too late if your network will be able to handle the increased east-west and continuous traffic driven by AI workloads? As a vendor-neutral advisor, Bluewave can help you determine where your network may fall short and what you can do about it--without all the noise.
Step 1: Assess Your Network and Uncover Gaps
We'll assess your network's readiness for AI-driven traffic increases, identifying problems that could turn into bottlenecks:
- Capacity constraints
- Performance gaps
- Infrastructure risks
Step 2: Build a Clear Path Forward
Then we'll help translate any uncovered gaps into a clear IT investment plan--upgrades, replacements, and priorities--that ensures your network architecture is prepared for what's next.
AI Will Triple Your Network Traffic:
Watch the replay of our vendor-neutral conversation with guest experts from Cisco and Comcast Business. We discuss what AI-driven network traffic is and how it's different from the traffic your network was built to handle. Then we unpack real-world examples, research, and actionable steps IT leaders can take to understand their current environment and prepare their networks for what’s coming.
AI-Ready Network Insights from Our Blog:
Is Your Network Architecture Ready for 3x AI Traffic?
AI-driven traffic is projected to reach roughly three times current levels over the next three years. For IT and network leaders already planning or deploying AI, the challenge is locating pressure points or bottlenecks before they affect performance, security, or deployment timelines.. . .
7 Questions Every IT Leader Should Ask Now
AI adoption is moving from isolated pilots into everyday workflows. As this transition progresses, your network becomes an integral part of your user experience. Here we highlight some questions you can use to identify where pressure builds in your network, and where attention may be needed before AI use expands further . . .
Your AI Strategy Is Only as Strong as Your Network
As AI moves into everyday workflows, things like network performance, visibility, security, and scalability increasingly determine whether those AI investments can deliver dependable results. The question now becomes, “Can our network deliver the performance, visibility, security, and scale those tools require?” . . .