Author: Alper Ilkbahar

Artificial intelligence is on a relentless march across the computing landscape. While about one in seven data centres today is equipped to host AI workloads, that’s expected to approach 70 percent by 20301. AI is migrating from hyperscale to enterprise data centres and out to the network perimeter, where edge AI applications are projected to generate nearly $66.5 billion by the end of the decade2. The fuel for the new computing era is data — staggeringly large volumes that must be fed at high speed to demanding and rapidly scaling AI computing infrastructure. These vast content repositories are overwhelming conventional…