Designing the Modern Data Center Network for AI Workloads

The fastest GPU is only as fast as the slowest packet.

For years, data center design has been driven by compute density, virtualization efficiency, and east-west traffic patterns dominated by many small flows. That model breaks down entirely when you step into AI training environments. What you’re building now isn’t just a traditional data center. It’s a distributed, synchronized compute system where the network is a first-class component of performance.

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Understanding the A2A Protocol for Agentic AI in Network Operations

Over the last year, we’ve seen explosive interest in agentic AI systems built with LLM-powered components that can reason, plan, call tools, and coordinate with other agents. But if you’ve actually tried to build a multi-agent workflow, whether for network automation, observability, or network incident response, you’ve probably run into one glaring problem – all agents don’t speak the same language.

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