What happens when two of the world’s most valuable companies combine forces to make AI the new baseline for enterprise infrastructure? We are about to find out, because Dell Technologies Inc. and Microsoft Corp. are moving beyond servers, storage and software and advancing a compelling narrative around infrastructure, data strategy and AI adoption. Throughout much ...

Last January, Nvidia Corp. Chief Executive Jensen Huang walked onto the keynote stage at the CES trade show in Las Vegas and declared that robotics had reached an inflection point and artificial intelligence was poised to deliver on its promise for navigating the physical world. This week at the annual event, Huang (pictured) made another keynote appearance ...

The “flywheel effect” has taken hold in the rapidly evolving world of enterprise AI, and it is driving collaboration among major industry players to build scale and resilience. The “flywheel” business concept, first popularized by the author Jim Collins in his book, “Good to Great,” describes how consistent, small efforts to build momentum over time ...

Another year is done and, once again, artificial intelligence was the dominant story. From large language models and agents to robotics and massive data centers, it was nearly impossible to cover the relentless pace of the tech world and not write something related to AI. The topic of AI covers a lot of ground, as ...

There was once a time when Dell Technologies Inc. was known primarily as a box provider, a hardware-centric company. Yet, as recent announcements during Microsoft Ignite in November have shown, Dell is transitioning to a broader vision, one that encompasses an expanding portfolio of products and services in support of the hybrid-AI-cloud. Working with partners ...

Can the technology industry really achieve secure AI integration? This is the central question being asked in organizations around the world as AI adoption continues to march steadily forward. Sensitive records are moving through multimodal AI systems and applications are becoming more autonomous with agentic AI. Trust, compliance and resilience across public and private sector ...

Build it … secure it … launch it … observe it. In the AI era, these four key tasks capture the essence of the cloud-native world’s focus as autonomous platforms play more of a role in running today’s enterprise. For cloud-native leaders such as Red Hat Inc., the challenge is to provide flexible infrastructure, zero-trust ...

A decade-long collaboration around data integration between Amazon Web Services Inc. and Snowflake Inc. has resulted in several notable milestones announced this week during AWS re:Invent. Among these was the news that Snowflake had doubled its transaction growth in AWS Marketplace year-over-year to exceed $2 billion in sales. Mike Gannon (pictured, left), chief revenue officer ...

Amazon Web Services Inc. is accelerating a new era of data-center modernization as enterprises reshape how they deploy artificial intelligence and AI infrastructure at scale. With its new AI Factories model, AWS is bringing full-stack systems directly into existing customer data centers, narrowing the divide between cloud innovation and on-prem control. The shift signals a ...

As questions swirl around the impact that artificial intelligence will have on programming jobs, Amazon.com Inc.’s chief technology officer is departing the keynote stage for good. Speaking on the final day of the AWS re:Invent gathering in Las Vegas, as he has done for the past 14 years, Werner Vogels (pictured) told the audience that, though ...