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Weekly roundup covering enterprise network automation, MCP governance for AI workflows, and observability updates across OPB, SONiC, and FTAS.

Aviz Networks releases ONES 1.3, enhancing SONiC orchestration with EVPN Multihoming and expanded API support for network automation.

Aviz Networks introduced ONES 2.0 to enhance SONiC network operations with improved visibility, orchestration, and support features.

FTAS 2.0 automates and standardizes testing across multi-vendor SONiC switches to support consistent quality verification.

Aviz Networks updates ONES 2.0 to improve monitoring and control of SONiC-based AI fabrics using RoCE for low-latency communication.

SONiC open-source NOS has expanded from hyperscalers to enterprises with improved deployment and vendor support.

ONES Orchestration automates cost-out and cost-in in SONiC data centers, aiding maintenance and resource management across multi-vendor networks.

ONES and NVIDIA Spectrum-X provide automated orchestration for scalable AI fabrics from setup to operations in GPU clusters.

Aviz ONES gives enterprises full visibility into NVIDIA Spectrum-X and Cumulus Linux environments with real-time GPU and RoCE insights, agentless telemetry, and proactive alerts.

Network observability deduplication reduces redundant traffic to improve monitoring efficiency and analytics in data centers.

Techevolution switched from Pica8 to SONiC with Aviz ONES to improve network flexibility and reduce costs for multi-tenant data centers.

SONiC's open-source platform enables scalable, multi-vendor AI networking with support for high-speed hardware and AI workload management.