A concise, practical summary of how large AI workloads changed traffic patterns inside and between data centers, what modern AI systems require from networks today, and which network changes operators are adopting next.
Networks must provide high bisection bandwidth, low and predictable latency, and flexible topologies to support distributed training, parameter server models, and multi-node inference.
A look at how machine learning changed data center traffic, what large AI systems ask of networks now, and which changes may come next.
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