AT&T, Cisco and NVIDIA team up on network-led edge AI for enterprises
AT&T and Cisco have announced a joint effort with NVIDIA to push more AI processing to the network edge for business customers. The collaboration combines AT&T’s connectivity, Cisco’s networking and security, and NVIDIA’s AI hardware to run models closer to where data is generated.
The companies say the setup is aimed at mission-critical, distributed operations that need real-time decisions, such as industrial sites or large campuses. By pairing intelligent networking with edge AI compute and zero-trust security, they plan to reduce latency, keep more data on-site, and tighten access controls, rather than sending everything back to a central cloud.
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