Built for Speed. Ready for AI

On the race track, speed alone doesn't win.

Performance depends on every part of an incredibly complex system working together - with the visibility, intelligence and responsiveness to make decisions in real time. 

The modern enterprise faces a remarkably similar challenge.

Networks, clouds, applications, security environments and AI workloads are becoming increasingly distributed and interconnected. That complexity can create friction, limit visibility and make it harder to deliver the performance, resilience and agility businesses need. 

And as AI moves from experimentation into enterprise-scale production, the pressure on the network only increases.

Is your network built to keep pace?

Join fellow technology leaders in Las Vegas for an exclusive executive roundtable at an F1 experience, where we'll explore what it takes to build a network foundation ready for the next era of enterprise AI.

The conversation will focus on the real-world challenges of modern infrastructure - and how greater visibility, automation, connectivity and control can help organisations move faster while improving resilience and performance.

AI is Changing the Race

AI is moving rapidly from isolated pilots to workloads that can influence critical business processes.

That evolution is placing new demands on the infrastructure underneath it. 

Performance matters. Latency matters. Resilience matters. Connectivity matters.

And the ability to understand what is happening across an increasingly distributed environment matters more than ever.

The question is whether today's network foundation can support tomorrow's ambitions.

The Starting Grid

We'll bring together a select group of technology leaders for an open discussion around the issues shaping enterprise infrastructure.

1. Where is AI taking your organisation? AI adoption is moving at different speeds across different organisations. We'll explore where AI is creating value today and how leaders expect its role to evolve over the next three years.

Question: As AI becomes more deeply integrated into the business, how will your network infrastructure, security and operational requirements need to change?

2. Is Your Network Ready for the Starting Grid? Every organisation has different strengths and gaps. We'll examine where today's infrastructure is prepared for AI - and where network limitations could become a constraint.

Question: If AI is the next race for the enterprise, where are you most prepared today, and where are the biggest gaps?

3. Where is Complexity Creating Drag? Multiple clouds. Legacy infrastructure. Fragmented tools. Multiple vendors. Security requirements. Limited visibility. Complexity can quietly become a performance problem. 

Question: Where is complexity creating the most friction across your organisation today?

4. What Happens When AI Goes Into Production? AI workloads can introduce very different requirements from traditional applications. We'll discuss how organisations are adapting to the demands of distributed workloads, performance, latency, connectivity and resilience as AI moves beyond experimentation.

Question: What new demands are you seeing on your network as AI moves from pilots into production?

5. Can You See Your Entire Track? In F1, teams rely on constant streams of performance data to make decisions into real time. The enterprise is no different. We'll explore where blind spots exist and what greater visibility could unlock.

Question: How much visibility do you really have across your networks, clouds, applications and security environments? 

6. Are You Moving Faster or Adding Complexity? Every new technology promises to make organisations more agile. But sometimes it adds another layer to an already fragmented environment. 

Question: Are your AI and technology initiatives simplifying the environment or creating another source of complexity?

7. Can Automation Change the Pace? Modern infrastructure increasingly requires more than human-scale operations. We'll discuss the role of automation and AI-driven network operations in improving performance, efficiency and resilience at scale.

Question: Where are you already applying automation, and where is the biggest opportunity still ahead?

8. What's Holding You Back? Network modernization rarely comes down to technology alone. Legacy infrastructure, cost, skills, organisational silos, security requirements, proving ROI and competing priorities can all slow progress.

Question: What's preventing your organisation from moving faster?

From the Pit Wall to the Enterprise

The best race teams don't rely on speed alone. 

They combine real-time intelligence, connectivity, automation, precision and resilience to make better decisions faster.

Enterprise technology leaders are facing the same challenge.

AI may be changing the race - but the network is still the track everything runs on. 

Join the Conversation

Experience an exclusive F1 setting while connecting with a select group of technology leaders for a candid discussion about the infrastructure required to compete in an AI-driven enterprise.

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