HPE self-driving network technology development

Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) is advancing its ‘self-driving network’ technology, which uses AI-driven automation to detect, diagnose, and resolve network issues. The system currently addresses between 70% and 80% of network tickets without human intervention. HPE executive Rami Rahim noted that while human oversight remains necessary for high-risk tasks like security threats or regulatory compliance, the technology aims to eventually eliminate the need for administrators to handle troubleshooting tickets, except for physical hardware replacements.

Building on this strategy, HPE has integrated its Networking EdgeConnect unified Secure Networking Service Edge (SASE) solution with HPE Mist and HPE Aruba Central. This integration creates a unified framework for managing enterprise networking from the edge to the cloud. By utilizing the Mist AI platform and the Marvis AI engine, the system can gather telemetry and user state data across various hardware, including HPE Juniper routers and switches, to provide automated workflows and actionable insights.