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Bringing Artificial Intelligence to Wireless Networking

July 4, 2018

In the world of wireless networking, A.I. is already showing enormous value. The Mist Learning WLAN uses machine learning and neural networks to simplify operations, expedite troubleshooting, and provide unprecedented visibility into the user experience. But we are just on the cusp of its true potential, with the promise of a true virtual wireless assistant right around the corner that can proactively identify and fix problems and predict future events quickly and reliably. How do you take advantage of A.I. in wireless networking today, and what steps should you be taking to position yourselves for this emerging world? Let us show you how. Below is an overview of how we are leveraging A.I., what it takes to build an AI-driven WLAN, and what this technology can do for your business.

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