Why AI Networks Fail (Even With Enough Bandwidth)

In this insightful article, Robb Boyd explores the common reasons behind the failures of AI networks, despite having ample bandwidth. He addresses various technical nuances that can hinder AI performance, such as latency issues, packet loss, and the necessity for robust network infrastructure tailored specifically for AI applications. Discover more coverage of Networking Field Day 39 and Cisco’s solutions on Rob’s blog.

Network as a Service is More of a Financial Model

Network-as-a-Service (NaaS) is a very popular topic in the modern enterprise. It promises a way to consume networking technologies in the same way that one would purchase cloud computing by only charging users for what they need. In this episode of the Tech Field Day podcast, Jordan Martin, Micheline Murphy, and Robb Boyd join Tom Hollingsworth as they discuss the various ways that Network-as-a-Service can be expressed in an organization. They debate the merits of the operational model versus the financial aspects and how NaaS blends into the wider industry trends.

Meet Field Day Delegate – Robb Boyd

Robb Boyd recently left the vendor side of IT to start his own media and education company, so Networking Field Day is his first appearance around the delegate table. With decades of experience in IT, Gestalt IT decided to interview Robb. Before you hear him on the event video coverage, be sure to check out the post. He talks about how he got into tech, where he sees the industry going, and how he manages work-life balance. We’re excited to have Robb at the event and can’t wait to hear his thoughts on the presentations!

Robb Boyd

A born talker who ironically enjoys listening, learning and sharing the networking expertise that surrounds him.

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