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HPE GreenLake aims to bridge the gap in the hybrid cloud world
Getting the best of the private cloud, on-premise and public cloud worlds is the new reality in enterprise tech. As a result, the world is going hybrid. This is because an on-prem environment is still needed for a myriad of reasons, including regulatory concerns. Hewlett Packard Enterprise Co. has been key in delivering a hybrid-cloud ...
Navigating the AI hype cycle: The role of data in achieving AI supremacy
In the rapidly evolving world of artificial intelligence technology, possessing high-quality data isn’t just beneficial — it’s the key to unlocking prosperity. AI, with its ever-improving capabilities, is poised to revolutionize the way we interact with technology, ushering in a new era of innovation and efficiency, according to Stu Miniman (pictured), senior director of market ...
From data security to enhanced networks: How AWS is powering telcos with generative AI solutions
With generative artificial intelligence being the current inflection point, telcos are not being left out in the quest to operate at scale. Having worked with telcos for more than 10 years, Amazon Web Services Inc. is helping them with the current gen AI transition so they can enjoy benefits, such as increased revenues and enhanced ...
The next leap in AI: Tailoring language models for domain-specific applications
With OpenAI and ChatGPT creating that consumerization moment, artificial intelligence continues to be top of mind for enterprises when it comes to enhanced value addition. As a result, large language models fit into the picture because they aid in the realization of industry-specific needs, tastes and preferences, according to Muddu Sudhakar (pictured), co-founder and chief ...
The impact of AI at scale: HPE’s role in navigating supercomputing challenges
“Doing more with less” is a trending enterprise motto, keeping artificial intelligence a key focus for businesses. When scaled, however, AI can present several challenges, including with supercomputing. Hewlett Packard Enterprise Co. aims to tackle this challenge, according to Joseph George (pictured, left), global vice president of strategic alliances at HPE. “I think a lot ...
IBM creates strategic data layer to push AI innovations
In today’s computing environment, businesses must revamp their data architecture, as it’s essential not only for technological advancement, but also for enhancing enterprise capabilities and performance. An innovative strategy is needed to integrate data from various sources, including the cloud, leveraging artificial intelligence for enhanced parallel speed performance, according to David Wohlford (pictured), worldwide senior ...
The key to affordable and accessible hardware solutions
Hardware is the backbone of software running efficiently. Nevertheless, the constrained nature of the hardware sector makes affordability and accessibility a tall order. This is why democratization is needed — so that smaller organizations and startups can experience a better onboarding process, according to Brian Beeler (pictured), editor of StorageReview.com. “You talked about democratization; I ...
Texas A&M’s ACES project harnesses hardware composability for AI/ML breakthroughs
Hardware composability is proving to be a game-changer, as it tackles the issue of being bound by any one instance of a system or a particular deployment. A new project at Texas A&M University is addressing this need. ACES, which stands for Accelerating Computing for Emerging Sciences, is a pioneering computational prototype under development by ...
Beyond code: Elevating open-source projects through advanced infrastructure solutions
Since software can’t run without infrastructure, global open-source projects need a special kind of infrastructure to operate. Equinix Inc. is partnering with other players, such as The Linux Foundation, to offer open-source developers relevant infrastructure, such as bare metal, for unparalleled performance, scalability and manageability over their environments, according to Josh Atwell (pictured, left), senior ...
CNCF Deaf and Hard of Hearing Working Group promotes inclusivity in tech by offering a level playing field
As technological innovations continue taking the world by storm, an inclusive IT industry is critical, because diversity is a game-changer. Since individuals are gifted differently, the Cloud Native Computing Foundation’s Deaf and Hard of Hearing Working Group ensures that no one is left out in the ever-changing technology field by presenting equal opportunities, according to ...