HPE extends AI-driven networking to SD-WAN and SASE
HPE continues to integrate its networking products with its AI-driven Mist platform and Marvis AI engine, this week bringing the HPE Networking EdgeConnect suite—which combines its SD-WAN and SSE products in a unified SASE offering—into the fold.
HPE continues to integrate its networking products with its AI-driven Mist platform and Marvis AI engine, this week bringing the HPE Networking EdgeConnect suite—which combines its SD-WAN and SSE products in a unified SASE offering—into the fold.
The short version
- Those environments are often managed through separate products and consoles, making it hard to determine if a problem is with Wi-Fi, the WAN, an application, or a security policy, Pareth said.
- “The goal of this new capability is to help organizations identify and resolve issues faster, improve application and user experiences, and move toward increasingly autonomous network operations,” Pareth said.
- A key part of Marvis is its AI-based Marvis Actions component, which identifies and prioritizes network problem remediation.
What happened
Since its Juniper acquisition, HPE has added wireless support in 2016, wired support in 2019, and data center networking support in 2024 under the Mist AI umbrella. Existing Mist and Aruba Central customers will gain access to advanced SASE capabilities, including application-aware routing, WAN optimization, and integrated security services.
Why it matters
In addition, all of the networking platforms will have access to the same Marvis and Mist AI across the board, according to Mittal.
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