Network World’s Generative Artificial Intelligence topic page serves as a centralized feed for news, how‑tos, features, reviews, videos, and podcasts focused on how artificial intelligence is reshaping enterprise networking, data centers, and adjacent infrastructure. The hub organizes coverage into fresh daily highlights, longer article roundups, on‑demand multimedia, and research resources, giving IT leaders and practitioners a quick way to track fast‑moving developments across hardware, software, and operations.
The latest lineup spotlights several infrastructure shifts driven by artificial intelligence workloads and operations. One report says AMD could become Intel’s next foundry customer, underscoring Intel’s push to secure government and large‑scale tech deals. Cisco argues that artificial intelligence requires more reliable optical networking components as data center designs evolve to feed GPU‑intensive clusters. IBM introduced an artificial intelligence based cloud service aimed at managing complex networks, while Altera updated its Agilex FPGA portfolio to target artificial intelligence at the edge. Security also features in the feed with an advisory warning that a Red Hat OpenShift artificial intelligence weakness could enable full cluster compromise.
Beyond the day’s headlines, the Articles section expands the view across networking, security, and infrastructure modernization. Cato Networks extends its SASE platform to unmanaged and BYOD devices via a zero‑trust browser extension. Alkira advances network‑as‑a‑service for the agentic artificial intelligence era with a new MCP server for structured orchestration and an NIA copilot to guide admins through configuration and troubleshooting. Zayo’s DynamicLink brings core‑based, software‑defined delivery to NaaS. Broader resiliency and architecture questions are explored through reporting on a South Korea data center fire that puts lithium‑ion battery safety and disaster recovery under scrutiny. Case‑led and hardware coverage includes PGP Glass’s OT and IoT convergence efforts, HighPoint’s PCIe 5.0 switch enabling direct GPU‑storage links to speed artificial intelligence training and inference, and Equinix’s distributed artificial intelligence infrastructure targeting inferencing and multicloud connectivity.
The page rounds out coverage with upcoming events, topical whitepapers, and a library of podcasts and Linux video tips. Readers can browse resources on artificial intelligence in ITSM and software security, scan conference listings, or dive into audio series on transport, optics, and the internet’s future. In one place, the hub ties together news, analysis, and practical guidance for teams building, securing, and operating networks in an era increasingly defined by artificial intelligence workloads and automation.
