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AI Can Inform Decisions. People Must Own the Outcomes.

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By Markus Nispel, Cto Emea
| VMblog.com Verified
By Markus Nispel, CTO EMEA and Head of AI Engineering, Extreme Networks AI Appreciation Day quickly came and went in July, and much of the conversation still focused on its potential. My view is that companies need to be prioritizing the next steps – the time for experimentation is over, and AI investments are under more scrutiny than ever.
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Balancing trust and control to unlock AI-powered networking

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By Markus Nispel
| Inkl
An abstract pattern of blue lines and orange-yellow dots on a dark blue background, to represent a digital environment. AI has firmly moved beyond experimentation in enterprise IT. In 2026, it is embedded in day-to-day operations, including the network, which is evolving to meet the speed, scale, and adaptability that AI-driven systems demand - handling continuous data flows, adapting to shifting workloads, and supporting systems to run faster, smarter, and more reliably.
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Balancing trust and control to unlock AI-powered networking

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By Markus Nispel
| MSN UK Verified
Markus Nispel AI has firmly moved beyond experimentation in enterprise IT. In 2026, it is embedded in day-to-day operations, including thenetwork, which is evolving to meet the speed, scale, and adaptability that AI-driven systems demand - handling continuous data flows, adapting to shifting workloads, and supporting systems to run faster, smarter, and more reliably. Enterprises are now using AI to automate core network operations and other functions across the network andsecuritylifecycle.
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