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Extreme wants to use idle network compute capacity for local AI

Network World·

Extreme Networks is previewing a technology that will let enterprise customers run AI applications locally using a mix of on-premises compute and spare network equipment processing capacity. With Extreme Exchange zones, enterprises will be able to pool compute resources, including spare capacity on Extreme access…

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