Sponsor Editorial

It’s time to look at AI the right way up. Beyond graphics processing units (GPUs) and data centers, AI’s ability to reshape, empower, and disrupt industries depends on a digital asset that few consider: the network. Eight out of 10 enterprises already run at least one type of AI application, and most are accessing a public AI model. This requires connectivity—and not just any connectivity will do. In an AI-first world of real-time decisions and on-demand experiences, securing network performance has never been more important. Provenance matters too. Data sovereignty concerns are escalating globally. To ensure their resilience and accountability, enterprises must know how an AI workload routes across land and sea, not just where a dataset is processed. The physical network underlay has become a mission-critical issue. Do you know what yours can do for you?