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Mplify Announces Agenda for Global NaaS Event

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Mplify, an alliance of global network, cloud, and cybersecurity organizations, announced its agenda for the Global Network as a Service Event (GNE) scheduled for November 10–14, 2025, in Dallas, Texas. This event is focused on network as a service (NaaS) and aims to explore the role of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in transforming automation, security, and service monetization.

The GNE 2025 will include keynotes, panels, and demonstrations, featuring speakers such as Russell Kaplan from Cognition AI and Tyler Menezes from CodeDay. Kaplan will discuss how AI accelerates software development, while Menezes will address the importance of industry-academia partnerships in building an AI-ready workforce.

Sessions will highlight topics including the strategic role of Network as a Service (NaaS) in the AI economy, AI infrastructure development, and automated supply chains. Mplify's CEO, Nan Chen, emphasized that GNE aims to explore AI-driven innovation, automation, and secure services within the NaaS community.

The event will conclude with member workdays dedicated to defining technical standards and advancing certification frameworks, allowing participants to shape global NaaS initiatives.

Press release, originally published by Jeny Dowlin at mplify.net.

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12th source this quarter, one of 17 sources referencing Mplify Alliance. Previous coverage: Console Connect achieves Mplify's first LSO API certification (November).

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