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    The Power Of The HPE Self-Driving Network

    May 6, 2026 /

    Hewlett-Packard Enterprise recently unveiled significant enhancements to its self-driving network architecture. Juniper Networks can be credited for much of the groundwork, having put an early stake in the ground well before its acquisition by HPE. Modern AI applications and agentic frameworks have enormous potential in unlocking digital transformation and deploying automation at scale. Commensurately bringing autonomy to not only the underlying network architecture but also network operations has the capability to strengthen assurance and security posture. Defining A Self-Driving Network Architecture HPE positions itself as the industry’s first and exclusive provider of fully autonomous, agentic AIOps enterprise networking. It is a bold statement, one that is technically accurate given Nokia’s…

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