Vinay Prabhu, Chief Product Officer at Graphiant, outlined a two-part strategy encompassing network for AI and AI for network. The network for AI pillar addresses the challenge of AI being a massive distributed publisher and subscriber problem, where data is generated in one location and inference happens in another, often across different business boundaries. To manage this, Graphiant provides a platform for secure data exchange, analogous to financial or healthcare workloads. Prabhu emphasized that simplifying exchange is insufficient without trust, using a ride-sharing app analogy: just as a passenger needs to see the driver and the path, enterprises need real-time observability, auditability, and centralized control to program governance policies directly onto the global fabric.

The second pillar, AI for the network, is embodied by GINA (Graphiant Intelligent Network Assistant). GINA is designed to act as a virtual member of the operations team, automating complex, time-consuming tasks. Prabhu gave the example of a CSO requesting a monthly compliance report, a task that might take an hour to manually collate data from various dashboards and databases. GINA can generate this report, along with threat intelligence and infrastructure insights, almost instantly. Prabhu summarized GINA's value as running a 60-minute stand-up in 60 seconds, buying back valuable time for practitioners to focus on innovation rather than manual data gathering.

Presented by Vinay Prabhu, Chief Product Officer. Recorded live at Networking Field Day 39 in Silicon Valley on November 5, 2025. Watch the entire presentation at https://techfieldday.com/appearance/graphiant-presents-at-networking-field-day-39/ or visit https://techfieldday.com/event/nfd39/ or https://Graphiant.com for more information.