Networking

Article reviews early NOS failures and says Microsoft developed SONiC, now maintained by Linux Foundation and OCP, with Aviz support and validation.

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

Aviz Networks launched the Aviz Certified SONiC Professional (ACSP) certification covering architecture, Layer 2/Layer 3, debugging and CLI.

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

Aviz says SONiC supports multi-vendor AI networking with 800GbE, multi-tenancy, RoCE features, and end-to-end PoC testing via ONE Center.

Aviz Networks launched its VIZionary Partner Program, built on shared principles and focused on SONiC, GenAI, automation, visibility, and joint GTM.

Aviz ASN was validated with Spirent Landslide for metadata correlation, handover packet tracking, app ID, and scalability up to 3M and 150 Gbps.

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

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

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

Aviz ONES 3.0 targets GPU-centric AI data centers with RDMA, lossless networking, open multi-vendor stacks, and centralized monitoring.

Aviz Networks appointed Thomas Scheibe as chief product officer, overseeing AI and networking products including the Network Copilot.