Flexential, a leading provider of secure and flexible data center solutions, released its 2024 State of AI Infrastructure Report, a new survey on AI infrastructure investments and challenges. As organizations across nearly all industries plan ambitious roadmaps for AI adoption, Flexential’s report highlights crucial areas where IT leaders must evolve their current infrastructure to meet the growing demand of high-density AI workloads and latency-sensitive AI applications.
New Flexential Survey Unveils AI Infrastructure Challenges and Investment Priorities
Unlocking AI’s Potential: How to Build High-quality Data Foundations
In this contributed article, Chris Round, Senior Product Manager at Lakeside Software, suggests that AI’s critical flaw is that it doesn’t know good data from bad – it just knows data. So your AI is only as good as its underlying foundations.
Couchbase Study: Financial Services Organizations Ramp Up for GenAI Despite Infrastructure Concerns
Couchbase’s recent survey of 500 global IT leaders uncovered that while financial services organizations will increase IT modernization investment by a third (33%) in 2024, they still feel unprepared for growing data demands.
Lack of Governance, Infrastructure Readiness, and IT Talent Leading to Enterprise GenAI Struggles: New Report
Despite growing interest and enthusiasm for Generative AI (GenAI), significant challenges are emerging that threaten the success of GenAI projects, according to a co-sponsored research report from Enterprise Strategy Group (ESG) and Hitachi Vantara, the data storage, infrastructure, and hybrid cloud management subsidiary of Hitachi, Ltd. (TSE: 6501).
Business Leaders Must Prioritize Data Quality to Ensure Lasting AI Implementation
In this contributed article, Subbiah Muthiah, CTO of Emerging Technologies at Qualitest, takes a deep dive into how raw data can throw specialized AI into disarray. While raw data has its uses, properly processed data is vital to the success of niche AI. Industries such as medical, legal, and pharma require data that is contextualized, categorized, and verified. Business leaders must master data processing to succeed in an AI-powered world.
MIT News: How to Assess a General-purpose AI Model’s Reliability Before It’s Deployed
Researchers from MIT and the MIT-IBM Watson AI Lab developed a technique to estimate the reliability of foundation models before they are deployed to a specific task. They do this by considering a set of foundation models that are slightly different from one another. Then they use their algorithm to assess the consistency of the representations each model learns about the same test data point. If the representations are consistent, it means the model is reliable.
GenAI Investment to Grow 30%, with High Maturity Companies Projecting Three Times Higher ROI Over the Next Three Years than Low-Adoption Peers
GenAI investment is expected to grow 30%, with leaders from companies with high GenAI maturity anticipating their return on investment will be three-times higher over the next three years than that of companies with little or no adoption of the technology, according to a new report released by Boston Consulting Group (BCG).
In AI We Don’t Trust: Too Many Healthcare Insurers Base Decisions on Assumption Over Data, Report Reveals
The healthcare insurance sector in the US is struggling to make critical decisions due to a severe lack of accessibility, context and trust in their data. That is according to a new international study by ActiveOps, a leading provider of AI-powered decision intelligence for service operations.
How Private Networks Are Driving the Data-Powered Enterprise of Tomorrow
In this contributed article, Ana Redondo, Product Strategy Lead at Amdocs Technology, explores how enterprises will begin shifting their focus in 2024 to better leverage their data analytics. She explains how this shift in mindset will bring forth an upcoming data revolution. Including how the reservoirs of data, from legacy to next-gen operational technology systems, combined with the troves from the Edge and Network, will provide a new level of insights for enterprises.
IOP Publishing Launches Series of Open Access Journals Dedicated to Machine Learning and AI for the Sciences
IOP Publishing (IOPP) launched a series of open access journals dedicated to the application and development of machine learning (ML) and artificial intelligence (AI) for the sciences. The new multidisciplinary Machine Learning series will collectively cover applications of ML and AI across the physical sciences, engineering, biomedicine and health, and environmental and earth science.