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AI puts value in the data. So how do we get it out? – Blocks and Files

1 month ago | blocksandfiles.com | Joseph Martins |Martin Courtney

SPONSORED FEATURE: AI is driving an explosion in infrastructure spending. But while GPU-enabled compute may grab the headlines, data management and storage are also central to determining whether enterprises ultimately realize value from their AI investments and drive broader transformation efforts. The worldwide AI infrastructure market is expected to hit $100bn by 2027, according to IDC.
Better AI Might Depend On The Data Infrastructure Getting Better First

2 months ago | nextplatform.com | Timothy Prickett Morgan |Joseph Martins

SPONSORED FEATURE: When it comes to artificial intelligence, it seems nothing succeeds like excess. As AI models become bigger and more capable, hyperscalers, cloud service providers, and enterprises are pouring cash into building out the storage and compute infrastructure needed to support them. The first half of 2024 saw AI infrastructure investment hit $31.8 billion, according to IDC.
Data intelligence comes first when building AI – Blocks and Files

2 months ago | blocksandfiles.com | Joseph Martins |Martin Courtney

SPONSORED FEATURE: When it comes to artificial intelligence, it seems nothing succeeds like excess. As AI models become bigger and more capable, hyperscalers, cloud service providers, and enterprises are pouring cash into building out the storage and compute infrastructure needed to support them. The first half of 2024 saw AI infrastructure investment hit $31.8bn, according to IDC.
How legacy storage infrastructure could endanger your future – Blocks and Files

2 months ago | blocksandfiles.com | Joseph Martins |Martin Courtney

SPONSORED FEATURE: There can’t be many tech leaders who don’t realize that AI relies on vast amounts of data. Yet it’s not always clear that everyone has grasped just how fundamental their storage choices are to the success of their AI initiatives. It’s not for want of spending. The first half of 2024 saw organizations increase spending on compute and storage infrastructure for AI deployments by 37 percent to $31.8bn, according to research firm IDC.
Where do European SMEs start to conquer the world

Nov 25, 2024 | theregister.com | Joseph Martins

Sponsored Feature Small businesses are the bedrock of Europe's economy, accounting for over 99 per cent of all companies across the region and employing half the private sector workforce. But it's clear that those small businesses are not thriving as they should, and this is particularly true when it comes to technology. The EU's own figures bear this out, showing that growth of digital skills, and take-up of cloud, are behind what is needed to achieve its "Digital Decade" targets by 2030.
Quantum computing is coming - are you ready?

Sep 5, 2024 | theregister.com | Joseph Martins

Sponsored Feature The internet is all about transparency and openness - connecting people and information, shoppers and vendors, or businesses. But it's also all about security and trust. The messages and information people and businesses want to exchange can't be exposed to prying eyes. And users need to be certain they are really dealing with the person or business they think they're dealing with. That's why encryption is the cornerstone of the internet we know today.
When You’re Building The Future, The Past Is No Longer A Guide

Aug 22, 2024 | nextplatform.com | Timothy Prickett Morgan |Joseph Martins

A complex world demands complex systems. Designing and improving new industrial systems, semiconductors, or vehicles, whether earth or space bound, presents massive engineering and manufacturing challenges. As does building digital twins which can help designers to understand how large or microscopic scale structures will work in practice.
When building the future, the past is no longer a guide

Aug 21, 2024 | theregister.com | Joseph Martins

Sponsored Feature A complex world demands complex systems. Designing and improving new industrial systems, semiconductors, or vehicles, whether earth or space bound, presents massive engineering and manufacturing challenges. As does building digital twins which can help designers to understand how large or microscopic scale structures will work in practice.
A hybrid multicloud world can still be seamless

Aug 19, 2024 | theregister.com | Joseph Martins

Sponsored Feature Every cloud provider will tell you that they can make your life easier. And that may well be true, if you stick with their version of the cloud, and theirs alone. But the reality is usually a little more complicated. Almost one in two companies have already implemented a hybrid cloud or hybrid multicloud infrastructure model, according to the most recent Nutanix-sponsored Enterprise Cloud Index report.
Matching the cloud database to real workload needs – Blocks and Files

Jun 6, 2024 | blocksandfiles.com | Joseph Martins |Martin Courtney

SPONSORED FEATURE: It’s easy to see why running enterprise applications in the cloud seems like a no-brainer for chief information officers (CIOs) and other C-suite executives. Apart from the prospect of unlimited resources and platforms with predictable costs, cloud providers offer managed services for key infrastructure and applications that promise to make the lives of specific tech teams much, much easier.