The Future of artificial Intelligence in Intelligent Network

Experts say artificial intelligence will revolutionize all aspects of connectivity. The future of zero-touch, software-defined, self-healing, and threat-aware networks will be a far cry from the clunky, hardware-heavy, manually driven connections of the recent past. 'We are now at a point of transition between these worlds, 'said Guy Matthews, editor of NetReporter.

Mark Leary, director of network analysis and automation research at independent consultancy IDC, believes that artificial intelligence-driven change is clearly needed if the growing challenges are to be addressed. "the recent Google cloud outage is still under investigation, but has been identified as a network problem," he pointed out. " The Facebook problem a month ago, the same thing, another network problem. In the past few years, we have seen a lot of such problems. This is Facebook, Google, AWS, they have a lot of complex expertise. However, they have trouble with the complexity that the network presents to them. "

Internet professionals are under increasing pressure. "the reality that most Internet employees face today is that they face new responsibilities," Leary said. " They no longer simply deploy routers and switches, change configurations, and make minor adjustments. They worry about the digital experience of users and their participation in business outcomes. They are working with business units to do more publicity for the network and talk about what the network can do for the digital transformation. "