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1 video interview · 2026
Distributed AI Workloads Reshape Network Infrastructure
- AI workloads are distributing beyond the data center, demanding robust networking across many sites
- HPE-Juniper integration unifies compute, storage, networking, and security, including cloud-native routing in ProLiant edge servers
- New SPX 12000 router delivers 500+ TB/s in 32RU with 800G and 1.6T readiness, deep buffers, and line-rate security
Full summary
Julius Francis, Senior Director, Product Marketing at HPE, explains how AI workloads are becoming distributed across multiple sites beyond traditional data centers, requiring robust networking infrastructure, and how HPE's integration with Juniper combines compute, storage, networking, and security capabilities including cloud-native routing in ProLiant servers for edge environments. He highlights opportunities for telecommunications providers to leverage their infrastructure for distributed AI interconnection and announces the SPX 12000 router, delivering over 500 terabytes per second in 32RU with 800 Gig capability and 1.6T readiness, featuring deep buffers, low latency, and line-rate security for hyperscalers, telcos, and cloud-scale enterprises.