HPE Aruba boasts that when network problems come along, its AI will whip them into shape

Not all the autonomous agentic AI that HPE announced at its annual Discover conference this week is live and ready for customers, but don't tell that to the Aruba networking group – whose enthusiasm outpaces its parent company’s, at least in terms of talking points. HPE went all in on agentic AI at this year's event – …

[Anonymous Coward]

Vibe net-admins incoming:

"Hey Copilot, the public subnet is kinda slow. Can you fix it?"

*Deletes all firewall rules*

[Pascal Monett]

"We will have autonomous networks in the next few years"

I'm sure you will.

And we will read about how get continuously pwned by state-sponsored miscreants.

Hey, everyone's gotta have a hobby.

[WolfFan]

Memo to the Netherlands

Please object to HP(E) liberating the name of one of your constituent kingdoms. Surely Denmark would already be objecting if it was named ‘Greenland’… Make HP(E) pay massive royalties to use the name, or make them find another name. I suggest 'Bullshit', but the possibilty exists that I have a bad attitude.

[Anonymous Coward]

Re: Memo to the Netherlands

Huh? Aruba Networks was launched 23 years ago. Do try and keep up.

[newspuppy]

AI will replace your network specialists?

It could happen.. I just shudder to think what life shall be like when the AI has a problem that it has not seen a solution to.... and humans .. who have had no experience attempt to solve the problem....

[khjohansen]

Baby AI !!??

We're already babysitting Users & Manglement ... ;>