With AI in place, your network will be able to respond automatically to any significant overload that may arise. It will become possible for the network to detect an overload, create automatically the number of virtual machines, required to handle the incoming amount of traffic, and funnel the excessive traffic by using these virtual machines, promptly and without human involvement.
AI technology can help to optimize your service quality. You can use Machine Learning algorithms to predict how the usage of your network will vary across the different geographies it covers during a specific time period.
Machine Learning is now turning the tables on you by giving you the ability to detect various alarming network signals (for example, those, emitted by cell towers or powerlines), that may be a precursor of a forthcoming network failure.
In essence, Artificial Intelligence can help you to take the robustness and reliability of your network to an entirely new level.
Machine Learning can reliably secure your network against malicious actions, such as for example, DDoS attacks.
With Machine Learning, your network can be trained to identify a large number of similar requests, inundating it simultaneously, and make a decision on whether to deny these requests flat-out or shunt them to another, less busy Data Center to be dealt with manually by your employees