DriveNets to join industry panel on network infrastructure and AI fabric at FYUZ 26
DriveNets will discuss the evolution of backbone networks and AI fabrics alongside executives from AT&T, KDDI, and Broadcom at the FYUZ 26 conference in Seattle.
Networking firm DriveNets is set to participate in the FYUZ 26 conference, hosted by the Telecom Infra Project (TIP) in Seattle from November 3–5, 2026. The company’s VP of Product Marketing, Dudy Cohen, will join a panel discussion focused on the transition from traditional backbone networks to specialized AI fabrics, examining the role of disaggregated routing in modern infrastructure.
The panel will address how scheduled-fabric architectures facilitate lossless Ethernet, a critical requirement for preventing network latency that can idle expensive GPU resources. Industry experts from AT&T, KDDI, and Broadcom will join Cohen to share insights on procurement, operational models, and the performance requirements of large-scale AI clusters.
Both AT&T and KDDI have previously implemented DriveNets’ network cloud software within their IP-MPLS core backbones. The session will use these deployments as case studies to assess the maturity of current infrastructure models and the potential for multi-vendor AI environments to scale more efficiently.