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DESCRIPTION:Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) are bein
 g increasingly leveraged in Communication Networks and Clouds for a variet
 y of use cases. In Networks\, whether wired or wireless\, packet or optica
 l\, data center or transport\, fixed access or mobile access\, edge or cor
 e network deployment\, AI and ML are being used for network planning\, pro
 visioning\, optimization\, fault prediction\, security\, automation of net
 work operations\, fraud detection\, lowering operating costs\, and improvi
 ng both the quality of service and customer experience based on chatbots\,
  recommender systems\, and techniques such as Robotic Process Automation (
 RPA). Further\, AI and ML are being used across all layers of network stac
 k - physical layer to the application layer to fine-tune performance.\n\nI
 n Cloud\, whether public\, private or hybrid\, edge or core deployments\, 
 AI and ML are being used for optimizing use of system resources\, autoscal
 ing\, anomaly detection\, predictive analytics\, prescriptive policies\, a
 nd so on. Further\, AI and ML workloads employ acceleration technologies f
 or distributed and edge processing to support federated and distributed le
 arning.\n\nBesides network and cloud infrastructure\, AI/ML is also being 
 used for customer experience management and business support systems.\n\nI
 n all the above cases\, aspects of data pipeline management\, model traini
 ng\, model validation\, model deployment and life cycle management includi
 ng model libraries and model update/upgrade in service are also considered
 .\n\nMotivated by this progress and to further advance discussions\, IEEE 
 Workshop on AI/ML in Networks and Cloud is bringing together leading exper
 ts from telecom service providers\, cable service providers\, mobile servi
 ce providers\, system OEMs\, software service providers\, silicon vendors\
 , open source network automation projects as well as leading researchers f
 rom academia to share their perspectives on opportunities and challenges t
 o the operation of Networks and Clouds of the Future using AI/ML.\n\nThis 
 single-day workshop is being co-sponsored by the IEEE Communications Socie
 ty and the IEEE Princeton Central Jersey Section. This workshop will provi
 de a unique forum for practitioners and researchers to share perspectives 
 on recent developments\, evolving landscape of AI/ML technologies\, deploy
 ment use cases in various network and cloud scenarios and business benefit
 s. Architects\, Developers\, Engineers\, Testers\, and Business Leaders as
  well as Students and Researchers from academia will surely find it useful
  to listen and have an opportunity to network with experts and innovators 
 from industry and academia.\n\nBldg: Rutgers University Inn and Conference
  Center\, 178 Ryders Lane\, New Brunswick\, New Jersey\, United States\, 0
 8901
LOCATION:Bldg: Rutgers University Inn and Conference Center\, 178 Ryders La
 ne\, New Brunswick\, New Jersey\, United States\, 08901
ORGANIZER:Deepak.Kataria@ip-junction.com
SEQUENCE:14
SUMMARY:IEEE Workshop on AI/ML in Networks and Cloud
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/217130
X-ALT-DESC:Description: &lt;br /&gt;&lt;p align=&quot;justify&quot;&gt;Artificial Intelligence (A
 I) and Machine Learning (ML) are being increasingly leveraged in Communica
 tion Networks and Clouds for a variety of use cases. In Networks\, whether
  wired or wireless\, packet or optical\, data center or transport\, fixed 
 access or mobile access\, edge or core network deployment\, AI and ML are 
 being used for network planning\, provisioning\, optimization\, fault pred
 iction\, security\, automation of network operations\, fraud detection\, l
 owering operating costs\, and improving both the quality of service and cu
 stomer experience based on chatbots\, recommender systems\, and techniques
  such as Robotic Process Automation (RPA). Further\, AI and ML are being u
 sed across all layers of network stack - physical layer to the application
  layer to fine-tune performance.&lt;/p&gt;\n&lt;p align=&quot;justify&quot;&gt;In Cloud\, whethe
 r public\, private or hybrid\, edge or core deployments\, AI and ML are be
 ing used for optimizing use of system resources\, autoscaling\, anomaly de
 tection\, predictive analytics\, prescriptive policies\, and so on. Furthe
 r\, AI and ML workloads employ acceleration technologies for distributed a
 nd edge processing to support federated and distributed learning.&lt;/p&gt;\n&lt;p 
 align=&quot;justify&quot;&gt;Besides network and cloud infrastructure\, AI/ML is also b
 eing used for customer experience management and business support systems.
 &lt;/p&gt;\n&lt;p align=&quot;justify&quot;&gt;In all the above cases\, aspects of data pipeline
  management\, model training\, model validation\, model deployment and lif
 e cycle management including model libraries and model update/upgrade in s
 ervice are also considered.&lt;/p&gt;\n&lt;p align=&quot;justify&quot;&gt;Motivated by this prog
 ress and to further advance discussions\, IEEE Workshop on AI/ML in Networ
 ks and Cloud is bringing together leading experts from telecom service pro
 viders\, cable service providers\, mobile service providers\, system OEMs\
 , software service providers\, silicon vendors\, open source network autom
 ation projects as well as leading researchers from academia to share their
  perspectives on opportunities and challenges to the operation of Networks
  and Clouds of the Future using AI/ML.&lt;/p&gt;\n&lt;p align=&quot;justify&quot;&gt;This single
 -day workshop is being co-sponsored by the IEEE Communications Society and
  the IEEE Princeton Central Jersey Section. This workshop will provide a u
 nique forum for practitioners and researchers to share perspectives on rec
 ent developments\, evolving landscape of AI/ML technologies\, deployment u
 se cases in various network and cloud scenarios and business benefits. Arc
 hitects\, Developers\, Engineers\, Testers\, and Business Leaders as well 
 as Students and Researchers from academia will surely find it useful to li
 sten and have an opportunity to network with experts and innovators from i
 ndustry and academia.&lt;/p&gt;
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