HPE's networking boss: AI will kill human-run trouble tickets in 2 years
Rami Rahim says 70-80% of network tickets already need no human, and AI-only fixes are two to three years away.

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Rami Rahim says 70-80% of network tickets already need no human, and AI-only fixes are two to three years away.
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