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AI at the Edge – Fulfilling the Promise
The ability to deliver inference anywhere is essential for successfully using AI across the organization. A recent Evans Data study found 1.4X more inference demand is projected outside data centers vs. in. As a result, AI strategies based on a hybrid (cloud and edge) infrastructure strategy will be the preferred approach.
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Why ethical use of data is so important to enterprises
Enterprises that don't use data ethically have a lot to lose. To maintain their businesses' trustworthiness and value, executives...
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Domo adds App Catalyst to platform to aid AI development
By combining natural language code generation with enterprise-grade security and governance, the vendor aims to help customers ...
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Inside a CIO's mind: Mastering time and knowing the business
CIO Sean McCormack explains how he balances strategy, vendors and frontline engagement -- and why his to-do list lives on his ...
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CIOs are feeling the pressure of the AI leadership gap
In this Q&A, Wendy Lynch, founder of Analytic Translator, discusses how CIOs need to close a leadership gap to overcome the huge ...
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Databricks launches PostgreSQL Lakebase to aid AI developers
Resulting from the $1B acquisition of Neon, the database built for AI workloads -- including separate compute and storage -- is ...
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Pentaho update aids data integration, semantic modeling
The vendor's latest platform update aims to speed, simplify and better govern workloads to help customers build a trusted ...
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Who's really governing enterprise systems: IT or leaders?
Across ERP, HR software and mobile platforms, governance decisions are being set earlier, often before organizations realize ...
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C-suite should make AI data management the 2026 ERP priority
Aligning data lakehouses with those of ERP vendors and data partners is important, but it won't be enough without silo-busting ...