Rethinking the Edge Network: Building the Foundation for AI at the Edge – Highway 9 Triple-T
As artificial intelligence moves beyond the confines of the centralized data center and into real-world environments, enterprise networks are being pushed into entirely new territory. This session explores the critical convergence of AI, mobility, and edge computing, examining why traditional wireless approaches often fall short in supporting the
demands of modern AI-driven environments.
We will dive into the transition from automated to truly autonomous operations, driven by the rise of Agentic AI. Attendees will learn why a new “”AI-native mobile infrastructure”” is required to bridge the gap between Information Technology (IT) and Operational Technology (OT) as physical AI begins to proliferate. The discussion will highlight the emerging role of
private and public cellular networks as the critical foundation for connecting machines, devices, and inferencing systems in real time.
Key Takeaways:
* The Shift to Autonomous: Tactics for evolving your infrastructure to support the high-bandwidth, low-latency needs of Agentic AI and autonomous systems.
* IT/OT Convergence: How to design a unified network that supports distributed intelligence across devices, the edge, and the cloud.
* The Mobility Gap: Understanding why legacy wireless architectures cannot meet the real-time requirements of distributed AI inferencing.
Call to Action: Feel free to schedule your free AI Transformation Strategy Consultation with us by emailing us at info@highway9.com
Allwyn Sequeira is CEO at Highway 9 Networks. A serial entrepreneur, he was previously SVP/GM at VMware across multiple business lines and new ventures. Allwyn’s first venture was as CTO / VP creating and delivering the industry’s first software-defined networking (SDN) solution, VMware NSX vSphere, which grew to over $2B in revenue. He was then asked to run vCloud Air, VMware’s own cloud service, leading all development, product management, IaaS platform and service delivery, cloud operations and customer success. In his final role, Allwyn led the development and operation of HCX, the industry’s first hybrid cloud migration and inter-networking service between VMware, enterprises and public clouds like Amazon, Google, Microsoft and IBM. This effort led to the creation of Telco Cloud Automation and Infrastructure, which was the world’s first platform integrating 5G containerized network functions, and was chosen by DISH as its 5G platform. Earlier in his career, Allwyn was co-founder and EVP of Products and Operations at First Virtual Corporation (FVC) through its IPO and growth.
