Juniper Networks Offers New AI-Native Courses and Services
Juniper Networks has announced a new Blueprint for AI-Native Acceleration to “streamline and accelerate each stage of adoption of the company’s AI-Native Networking Platform.”
The comprehensive framework includes:
- Free education to ramp up knowledge and skills.
- Trial offers to let you test the benefits of solutions.
- Flexible licensing.
- Innovative support services to speed deployment.
For example, the company offers a free “AI in Networking for Business Leaders” course, along with “a range of hands-on classes and actionable certifications that help IT practitioners plan and start their AI-Native Networking Platform journey.”
Juniper also announced new AI-Native Services for Campus and Branch, offering turnkey services to help simplify your network AIOps transition.
Learn more at Juniper Networks.
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