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Cloud Computing Realities – Part 1

David Menninger's Analyst Perspectives

The migration to cloud is obvious. Organizations are adopting cloud computing for all variety of applications and use cases. In fact, we assert that by 2025, nine in 10 organizations will be using multiple cloud applications in order to minimize the costs of administration and maintenance.

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Gen AI without the risks

CIO Business Intelligence

Gen AI will become a fundamental part of how enterprises manage and deliver IT services and how business users get their work done. Answering 100 million+ generative AI questions a day can burn 1 Gigawatt-hour of electricity, which is roughly the daily energy use of 33,000 US households. Not at all.

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Want AI? Here’s how to get your data and infrastructure AI-ready

CIO Business Intelligence

CIOs are responsible for much more than IT infrastructure; they must drive the adoption of innovative technology and partner closely with their data scientists and engineers to make AI a reality–all while keeping costs down and being cyber-resilient. That’s because data is often siloed across on-premises, multiple clouds, and at the edge.

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Are You Using a Cloud Experience to Boost Business Value?

CIO Business Intelligence

For more than a decade, IT departments derived business value from cloud computing—public, private and maybe hybrid. Of late, concerns about the public “cloud-first” approach have emerged to challenge business value and skewer ROI, TCO and KPIs. And it drew the curtain on a critical reality: IT profiles are much more complex.

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Accelerating generative AI requires the right storage

CIO Business Intelligence

Formula 1 (F1) drivers are some of the most elite athletes in the world. In generative AI, data is the fuel, storage is the fuel tank and compute is the engine. To better understand the scale of data changes, the graphic below shows the relative magnitude of generative AI data management needs, impacting both compute and storage needs.

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Cloud Analytics Powered by FinOps

Cloudera

Cloud transformation is ranked as the cornerstone of innovation and digitalization. The legacy IT infrastructure to run the business operations — mainly data centers — has a deadline to shift to cloud-based services. However, the reality is that the “move to cloud” is a turbulent flight for many of them. Why FinOps?

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Lessons learned building natural language processing systems in health care

O'Reilly on Data

Computers will get as good as humans in complex tasks like reading comprehension, language translation, and creative writing. In health care, several applications have already moved from science fiction to reality. These systems are harder to build than some of the first computer vision deep learning applications (i.e.,