HPE announces the integration of HPE Networking EdgeConnect with HPE Mist and HPE Aruba Central to unify SASE, wired access, and wireless LAN under a single agentic framework.

Unified operations will give SASE customers access to HPE Marvis, including automated actions, digital experience monitoring, and a Large Experience Model to predict issues with apps like Zoom and Teams.

Mist and Aruba Central customers will gain advanced SASE features such as application-aware routing, WAN optimization, and integrated security services across platforms.

Analysts describe the move as a logical shift toward proactive, self-driving networks and unified operations.

Executives emphasize the value of consolidated, AI-native visibility, automated protection, faster issue resolution, and a path to self-driving operations.

A single KI agent, Marvis, will correlate events across wired, wireless, and WAN domains, enabling guided and autonomous responses to problems.

HPE highlights reducing IT operational burden by moving toward proactive, self-driving networks that anticipate and resolve issues before they impact business.

Marvis AI, including Marvis Actions, uses telemetry from HPE devices and apps to provide actionable insights and automated remediation workflows.

The goal is enhanced visibility, automated NetOps and SecOps, and self-driving operations from edge to cloud.

The integration supports self-driving networking by enabling AI-driven NetOps and SecOps across edge to cloud.

The aim is to extend self-driving networking from edge to cloud by improving visibility, NetOps, and SecOps across distributed enterprise environments.

All networking platforms will share Mist AI and Marvis capabilities to provide unified visibility and automated assistance across devices and networks.