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Aviz Networks and Red Hat announce collaboration to simplify orchestration and operations of AI factory network infrastructure

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  1. Aviz Networks announced a collaboration with Red Hat to help organizations simplify orchestration, visibility, and operation of AI factory network fabrics. The partnership combines Red Hat Enterprise Linux and Red Hat OpenShift with Aviz Networks' software capabilities: Aviz ONES for AI fabric orchestration, Aviz Service Node for network observability, and Network Copilot™ for AI-driven operations.

  2. The collaboration is built on Red Hat AI Factory with NVIDIA, which leverages NVIDIA infrastructure including Spectrum-X Ethernet, Quantum InfiniBand, and BlueField data processing units (DPUs). Together the capabilities extend orchestration into the network layer, provide real-time visibility into application and network behavior, and simplify Day-0 to Day-2 operations across AI and enterprise infrastructure environments.

  3. According to Cody McCain, Director of Product Management at Aviz Networks, organizations need capabilities beyond workload orchestration alone—including consistent orchestration into the network, tenant isolation, real-time visibility, and efficient operations as environments scale.

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