Sunalini Sankhavaram

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315 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 17 Jul

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I think you just just said the right words.
It all ab it's all about autonomous networking.
But let me just take a step back, right?
Because the predominant question is what is a sub driving network?
Let me draw an analogy to a self-driving car.
For those of you who've sat in a Waymo that now drives like a cab driver versus a very, you know, uh safe car initially, or for those of you who have the privilege of driving your s fully self-driving, you know, Tesla vehicles.
You literally get in the car, you give a destination, and then you just let it run.
It predicts, it anticipates, it reacts, it does everything all by itself to keep you safe and to get you to your destination.
That's exactly what a self-driving network does.
A self-driving network, based on all the telemetry it collects for every user, every session, every minute, is able to now anticipate and identify what is causing a good or bad experience.
And if it's a bad experience, the sole reason for a self-driving network is to identify why is that experience bad.
For example, this particular call we all are on, right?
Supposing suddenly my video freezes up or I have a a little bit of a jitter and my audio is warbled, we're all wondering why, right?
If I had a self driving network, not only would it know autonomously that I'm having a bad few seconds of a call, it would also know what was causing that issue and it would then remediate that issue automatically without you or me having to ever worry about it ever again.
That's network.
Great question.
Uh when we started our on our journey for self driving, we actually began with saying, let me first of all measure user experience.
Now what does that mean?
What that means is in a network as invisible as Wi Fi, it's a shared medium, but everybody uses it as a default network to connect.
In fact, I'm sure you would all agree, our kids, no matter what the issue is, when they when their Snapchat is not working, they're like, Wi Fi sucks.
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