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Introducing Extreme Agent ONE: A Smarter, Faster, Autonomous Approach to Enterprise Networking

The article introduces Extreme Agent ONE, a new approach in enterprise networking that leverages AI for smarter, faster, and autonomous operations. This innovative operating model signifies a shift from assistive AI towards fully autonomous, always-on networking solutions. The advancement highlights the growing trend of integrating AI to enhance network efficiency and reliability in enterprises.

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Extreme Networks, Inc. (NASDAQ: EXTR) today introduced Extreme Agent ONE™, a new class of AI agents for enterprise networking. Moving beyond generic, prompt-based AI, Extreme Agent ONE runs on the Extreme AI stack purpose-built for enterprise environments, which combines advanced AI reasoning, live network context, and operational expertise to transform enterprise networks into systems that detect, decide, and act autonomously within the established governance framework. As a result, customers experience fewer disruptions, faster outcomes, and networks that operate at the speed of the business.

Nabil Bukhari, CTO and President of AI Platforms at Extreme Networks, said, "As networks begin to think, adapt, and act in real-time, the relationship between human users and AI agents will rapidly evolve, making simplicity and control essential to success. Our vision is autonomous networking at scale delivered on a foundation of trust between humans and AI agents, which means fewer disruptions, faster outcomes, and operational efficiency."

Agent ONE Coworker: Proactive AI That Works Alongside IT Teams

The first mode of Extreme Agent ONE, available Q3 CY2026 within Extreme Platform ONE™, is Agent ONE Coworker, an AI agent designed to work alongside IT teams and deliver proactive, context-aware intelligence with real-time decisioning and automated execution at machine speed. Through a single conversational interface, it continuously monitors network activity, investigates anomalies, and acts, reducing resolution times, minimizing manual effort, and preventing issues before they impact users.

Unlike traditional AI tools that wait for prompts, Agent ONE Coworker operates proactively, surfacing insights and guiding decisions within the workflow. Its "Nudge" capability delivers timely, contextual recommendations that turn insight into immediate action.

For example, it can detect rising Wi-Fi congestion in a school and recommend or automatically apply a fix or identify recurring POS slowdowns in retail and suggest traffic prioritization during peak hours, turning patterns into immediate, low-effort decisions.

Agent ONE Coworker will deliver:

- Conversational access to network data, documentation, and security insights

- Automated support workflows from case creation through resolution

- On-demand, real-time dashboards built from live data

- AI-driven Wi-Fi optimization through conversational control

- Proactive insights via "Nudge," surfacing issues and recommendations based on urgency and context

Agent ONE Operator: Always-On Autonomous Network Operations

Extreme also announced the second mode for Agent ONE, available Q4 CY2026, Agent ONE Operator, an always-on, autonomous agent designed to extend AI beyond real-time interaction to continuous network operation.

Agent ONE Operator will execute tasks independently within defined governance boundaries, responding to events in real time and running scheduled workflows without requiring constant human input. It will continuously learn from each interaction and outcome, becoming more precise and effective over time.

This evolution represents a shift from AI that assists in the moment to AI that operates continuously, ensuring networks are always monitored, optimized, and improving, even when IT teams are not actively engaged.

About the company

Extreme Networks, Inc. (EXTR) is a leader in AI-powered cloud networking, focused on delivering simple and secure solutions that help businesses address challenges and enable connections among devices, applications, and users. We push the boundaries of technology, leveraging the powers of artificial intelligence, analytics, and automation. Tens of thousands of customers globally trust our AI-driven cloud networking solutions and industry-leading support to enable businesses to drive value, foster innovation, and overcome extreme challenges. For more information, visit Extreme's website at www.extremenetworks.com or follow us on LinkedIn, YouTube, X, Facebook, or Instagram. Extreme Networks, Extreme Platform ONE, Extreme Agent ONE, Extreme Exchange, and the Extreme Networks logo are trademarks or registered trademarks of Extreme Networks, Inc. in the United States, and other countries. Other trademarks shown herein are the property of their respective owners.

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