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Building sustainability at the edge of the enterprise

CIO Business Intelligence

The enterprise edge has become a growing area of innovation as organizations increasingly understand that not every workload — particularly new edge workloads — can move to the cloud. Generating business value from this data will require significant growth in edge computing deployments.

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Tractor Supply enlists AI to deliver ‘legendary’ customer service

CIO Business Intelligence

With Hey GURA, a store employee can immediately call up product specs, such as the amount of hot air the PelPro Pellet Stove can move per minute, without seeking out a computer terminal. If a customer is browsing alone in the garden center, the Computer Vision AI can alert an employee with gardening expertise to meet the customer there.

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The critical role of the network in sustainability, security and AI

CIO Business Intelligence

Generative AI is presenting new challenges because its vast datasets require immense computing power and storage. High-speed, low-latency networks help meet these computational demands, facilitating the fast and reliable connectivity that is crucial for AI processing. Copper is a rare earth metal and has to be mined and refined.

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Broadcom Software Shows Why the Move to the Edge is Accelerating in 2022

CIO Business Intelligence

For this blog our topic is edge computing. A couple of decades ago, when nearly all centralized computing ran in data centers, companies began talking about how to accelerate decision-making and reduce latency issues that frustrated users (commonly referred to as the “world wide wait”). Edge, AI and the future.

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Deploying on the Edge With ONNX

Dataiku

Edge computing is becoming a hot topic these days, and Dataiku is working hard to provide solutions to deploy models on all varieties of machines and environments. This article is for MLOps engineers who are looking for easy ways of deploying models in constrained environments.

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Gen AI without the risks

CIO Business Intelligence

On top of that, Gen AI, and the large language models (LLMs) that power it, are super-computing workloads that devour electricity.Estimates vary, but Dr. Sajjad Moazeni of the University of Washington calculates that training an LLM with 175 billion+ parameters takes a year’s worth of energy for 1,000 US households. Learn more.

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The 4 most overhyped technologies in IT

CIO Business Intelligence

With technology and tech news now both pervasive and mainstream, many outside of IT — from veteran board members to college-age interns — are equally enthusiastic about bleeding-edge technologies. Here’s what they say on the topic. Yet it’s anyone’s guess when, exactly, this new type of computing will become operational.