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The Networking Channel

May 2026

WED 6

5pm CEST

panel discussion

Challenges in network operation at scale

Speakers:

Mina Iscandar – Google

Organizers:

Christophe Diot – University of Massachusetts Amherst

Cristel Pelsser – Université catholique de Louvain – Belgium

As networks expand in size, complexity, and importance, operators and researchers confront a new set of challenges: scaling infrastructure efficiently, guaranteeing high availability and robustness, ensuring end-to-end security, and maintaining the agility to adapt to rapid changes. At the same time, the correctness and consistency of configurations have never been more critical. This networking channel session brings together network operators to explore the latest challenges in large-scale network operations, and the innovative solutions being developed to address them. We focus on how automation and AI-driven approaches are transforming network management, from predictive maintenance and anomaly detection to dynamic resource allocation and self-healing architectures. The discussions will also cover network evolution management and the rapid, reliable deployment of new services, ensuring that networks remain future-proof and responsive to emerging demands.

Join us for discussions on cutting-edge research, real-world case studies, and collaborative problem-solving. Whether you’re pushing the boundaries of network science, managing large-scale or mission-critical infrastructure, this seminar is your platform to share insights, learn from peers, and shape the future of scalable, resilient, and intelligent networks.

time

5pm CEST

(8am PDT /  11am EDT / 12am JST)

where

web-streamed | time streamed

contact

www.networkingchannel.eu

category

panel discussion