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Nvidia points to the future of AI hardware

CIO Business Intelligence

For CIOs deploying a simple AI chatbot or an AI that provides summaries of Zoom meetings, for example, Blackwell and NIM may not be groundbreaking developments, because lower powered GPUs, as well as CPUs, are already available to run small AI workloads. The case for Blackwell is clear, adds Shane Rau, research VP for semiconductors at IDC.

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Why Purpose-Built Infrastructure is the Best Option for Scaling AI Model Development

CIO Business Intelligence

“In an early phase, you might submit a job to the cloud where a training run would execute and the AI model would converge quickly,” says Tony Paikeday, senior director of AI systems at NVIDIA. Developers find that a training job now takes many hours or even days, and in the case of some language models, it could take many weeks.

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ASUS unveils powerful, cost-effective AI servers based on modular design

CIO Business Intelligence

That means hardware designed from the ground up for maximum performance, data center integration, AI development support, optimal cooling, and easy vertical and horizontal scaling. That architecture lets ASUS servers exploit the latest NVIDIA advances in GPUs, CPUs, NVME storage, and PCIe Gen5 interfaces.

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Kick-Start Your Career Growth with Training in Hadoop

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Hadoop is a software framework under open-source technologies for storing the information and running the applications on commodity hardware clusters. It enables huge storage for any type of data, high power of processing and the capability to manage virtually unlimited jobs or tasks concurrently.

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Your New Cloud for AI May Be Inside a Colo

CIO Business Intelligence

Enterprises moving their artificial intelligence projects into full scale development are discovering escalating costs based on initial infrastructure choices. Many companies whose AI model training infrastructure is not proximal to their data lake incur steeper costs as the data sets grow larger and AI models become more complex.

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How MLOps Is Helping Overcome Machine Learning’s Biggest Challenges

CIO Business Intelligence

As a result, data scientists often spend too much time on IT operations tasks, like figuring out how to allocate computing resources, rather than actually creating and training data science models. These problems are exacerbated by a lack of hardware designed for ML use cases. IDC agrees. The promise of MLOps. The approach works.

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Make Better AI Infrastructure Decisions: Why Hybrid Cloud is a Solid Fit

CIO Business Intelligence

Because it’s common for enterprise software development to leverage cloud environments, many IT groups assume that this infrastructure approach will succeed as well for AI model training. It has caused many companies to consider moving their AI training from the cloud back to an on-premises data center that is data-proximate.

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