DriveNets Joins AT&T, KDDI and Broadcom for AI Fabric Panel
DriveNets will join AT&T, KDDI and Broadcom for a panel on disaggregated routing and AI fabrics at FYUZ 26, the company said in a press release. The event will run from November 3 to 5 at The Westin Seattle.
The November 3 panel will cover lessons from Disaggregated Distributed Backbone Router deployments, procurement and operating models, and the use of scheduled fabric architecture for lossless Ethernet in AI clusters. Participants will include DriveNets product marketing executive Dudy Cohen, AT&T network infrastructure director Rehan Karim, KDDI chief architect Kenji Kumaki and Broadcom product management executive Hasan Siraj.
DriveNets will also participate in a November 4 session about AI services from telecommunications providers. The company will exhibit its networking products throughout the event.
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