Enterprise

Aviz Networks launched Network Copilot, a vendor-agnostic conversational AI for compliance, troubleshooting, capacity planning, and 24/7 support.

Vendor blog says five SONiC myths on enterprise readiness, staffing, POCs, open-source security, and longevity do not match its described capabilities.

Aviz Networks released ONES 2.1 with a ONE Data Lake for AWS S3 and Splunk, multi-NOS telemetry, SSD health monitoring, and RoCE anomaly detection.

Aviz Networks ONES aims to manage SONiC with intent-based orchestration, FMCLI, telemetry normalizing 200+ metrics, and FTAS integration.

Aviz and Marvell pair ONES with SONiC on Marvell silicon for AI fabrics and edge, with RoCE orchestration and hundreds of 400G deployments.

Aviz ONE Data Lake (ONES 2.1) integration for Splunk covers endpoint setup, token/auth, metric selection, pause/resume, and multi-NOS streaming via gNMI and SNMP.

Aviz describes a SONiC-based AI networking stack with ONES for orchestration and observability, OPB for traffic visibility, and Copilot for LLM troubleshooting.

Aviz says SONiC is being used beyond hyperscalers with Aviz Easy Deploy, Monitor, and Support for multivendor switching and 24/7 support.

Aviz Networks released ONES 3.0 with multi-site anomaly maps, AI Fabric QoS orchestration, GPU/NIC telemetry, and ServiceNow ticketing.

Aviz Networks set a partner incentive paying $400 for a qualified second meeting and $1,200 for starting a PoC, ending Dec. 31, 2024.

Explains SONiC QoS with PFC, ECN, and scheduling, and how ONES 3.0 Fabric Manager automates YAML-based QoS profiles for AI fabrics.

ONES 3.0 adds ONES Multisite for geospatial monitoring, plus SONiC tech support collection, syslog severity filtering, and ServiceNow ticketing.