AI adoption is accelerating — and the resulting traffic is more bandwidth-intensive, unpredictable, and latency-sensitive than traditional applications. According to Enterprise Management Associates (EMA), fewer than half of AI-adopting enterprises believe their networks or observability tools are prepared for more AI traffic.
EMA research also shows that enterprises delaying observability and optimization upgrades are already playing catch-up, and might risk degraded AI performance, user frustration, or wasted infrastructure investment.
Our latest white paper explains what AI traffic changes, why legacy tools fall short, and how IT leaders can build AI-ready networks without sacrificing performance for everything else.