AI Infrastructure

AI workloads require coordinating GPUs, storage, and apps, making networking a core factor in AI scalability and ROI via openness and standardization.

Aviz Networks and Spectro Cloud outline an AI Factory platform that unifies networking, Kubernetes fleet management, and Day-0 to Day-2 automation.

Baron Fung says GTC 2026 points to AI infrastructure shifting from scale to optimization via heterogeneous, domain-specific architectures.

Weekly roundup covering continuous packet capture evidence, AI-driven network planning, security posture validation, and enterprise infrastructure transitions such as BT PSTN retirement.

Rafay Systems and DataDirect Networks said they will collaborate to support operations and lifecycle management for large-scale AI infrastructure deployments.

Zenlayer launched Fabric Port in Singapore as a single entry point for unlimited virtual connections, including metro connectivity.

Dell’Oro Group reports data center capex surged 57 percent in 2025 amid rising AI deployments, projecting over $1 trillion in 2026.

AI Factories are reshaping data centers by emphasizing network performance vital for GPU utilization, presenting growth opportunities with NVIDIA and Aviz ONES.

NVIDIA launched the Vera Rubin platform with seven new chips to support scalable AI infrastructure across all phases of AI processing.

NVIDIA unveiled Vera Rubin DSX AI Factory design and Omniverse DSX Blueprint to optimize AI infrastructure efficiency and simulation.

Crusoe expanded support for NVIDIA Vera CPUs and Nemotron models, integrating with Omniverse DSX and contributing to the NVIDIA Dynamo framework.

Aviz Networks and Spectro Cloud collaborate to unify GPU networking and Kubernetes automation for NVIDIA AI infrastructure.