Sulagna Saha

Cleveland

Technical Writer at Gestalt IT

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Articles

Here's How to Do Multi-Tenancy in the Age of AI

4 days ago | techstrong.it | Sulagna Saha

As more companies pour money into building their artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure from ground up, resource sharing is offering a new path to ROI. Multi-tenancy, the architecture that allows resources to be dynamically split between different tenants, has rose to prominence with the cloud, making it easier for one provider to serve multiple customers concurrently. But although companies are eager to do it, managing a multi-tenant environment in the AI era is harder than you might think.
Phison Makes Waves With the Pascari X200 Series

1 week ago | techstrong.it | Sulagna Saha

Enterprises are grappling with a performance plateau in storage systems, and artificial intelligence (AI) is the reason why. The drive performance and energy requirements associated with running AI workloads have skyrocketed since the emergence of AI, and breakthroughs in use cases are pushing the curve higher. The crisis is particularly concentrated in the AI/ML and HPC market segments where critical workloads have mushroomed at a steady pace.
Greenhouse Farming Finds a Path to Reinvention with AI

3 weeks ago | stg-techstrongai-staging.kinsta.cloud | Sulagna Saha

Across the expanse of behemoth greenhouses owned by Nature Fresh Farms in Ohio and Ontario, rows of vegetation grow in elevated trays, bearing fruits and vegetables all season long. Bushels of crunchy cucumbers, sweet peppers, ripe berries and flavorful tomatoes make their way from the farms to the tables of shoppers who are treated to premium produce, sustainably grown and bursting with flavors and nutrients. The farm’s secret is the most unexpected: Artificial intelligence (AI).
AI Infrastructure Field Day 2 – Streaming Live April 22–25! - Techstrong.ai

3 weeks ago | techstrong.ai | Sulagna Saha

Artificial intelligence is only as powerful as the infrastructure that supports it. From lightning-fast data pipelines and scalable compute to smart networking and storage, AI infrastructure is the foundation behind every AI deployment. As adoption accelerates, building robust, efficient and adaptable infrastructure has never been more critical.
Greenhouse Farming Finds a Path to Reinvention with AI

3 weeks ago | techstrong.ai | Sulagna Saha

Across the expanse of behemoth greenhouses owned by Nature Fresh Farms in Ohio and Ontario, rows of vegetation grow in elevated trays, bearing fruits and vegetables all season long. Bushels of crunchy cucumbers, sweet peppers, ripe berries and flavorful tomatoes make their way from the farms to the tables of shoppers who are treated to premium produce, sustainably grown and bursting with flavors and nutrients. The farm’s secret is the most unexpected: Artificial intelligence (AI).
OpenAI Introduces GPT-4.1 with Improved Coding

1 month ago | techstrong.ai | Sulagna Saha

Just days after announcing its plans to retire GPT-4 in ChatGPT, OpenAI on Monday launched a new set of flagship models named GPT-4.1.The release, which The Verge anticipated in an article last week, included the standard version GPT-4.1 model, along with two smaller models – GPT-4.1 mini, and GPT-4.1 nano which OpenAI touts as its “smallest, fastest and cheapest model” till date. All the models come with improved coding and instruction following capabilities, the company said.
OpenAI Announces to Retire GPT-4 After Two Years of Service

1 month ago | techstrong.ai | Sulagna Saha

In a release note posted April 10th on its website, OpenAI announced that it will be “sunsetting GPT-4” in ChatGPT, effective April 30th. GPT-4, a multimodal large language model (LLM) with capabilities to solve difficult problems with higher accuracy than its predecessors, was launched in 2023. Reportedly trained on 1 trillion parameters, the model cost over $100 million to train. Although much improved than GPT-3.5, GPT-4 is known to have hallucination issues and lacks explainability.
Keeping a Finger on the Network Pulse with AI Agents

1 month ago | techstrong.it | Sulagna Saha

Network engineers nowadays can track everything — from the traffic paths and patterns in the network to the performance variabilities of the swarm of devices and endpoints hooked to it, the protocols they tap to exchange information, to the KPIs that point to disturbances and deviations. But does access to all that data mean better network health? Tracking dynamic aspects of the network is not new, but operators more than ever now have tools and technology to keep their finger on the pulse.
A Quantum Computing Breakout Maybe Close, but There Are Still Hurdles to Cross

1 month ago | techstrong.it | Sulagna Saha

2025 is the International Year of Quantum Science and Technology (IYQ) marking a hundred years since the early development of quantum mechanics. So, that said, how close are we to the first commercial quantum computers? Companies seem to be flipflopping on the timeline. Big corporations like Google, Microsoft and IBM are full speed ahead with work on trials, research and development, but quantum computers are still several years out from market readiness.
Versa Networks Launches SASE on a Do-It-Yourself Model

1 month ago | techstrong.it | Sulagna Saha

Versa Networks last month announced the general commercial availability of Versa Sovereign SASE (secure access service edge), a solution designed to bring enterprises and service providers greater control, autonomy and privacy over their SASE environment. The solution comes at a time when demand for control is skyrocketing amid heightening security threats and tightening compliance and regulatory requirements.