AI isn't just about disruption. Integration is essential, too

Sponsored We're used to talking about the disruption AI will inevitably cause. But that disruption is predicated on AI moving into production, and that requires integration into the broader corporate infrastructure. This is the point at which CPUs and GPUs matter less than traditional data protocols and principles that will allow your AI operations to fully exploit the potential of your broader infrastructure – while avoiding the pitfalls posed by some elements of legacy storage technology. This might seem like a tall order, but you can get a grip on what it means by joining this upcoming webcast, It's Time to Bring AI into the Broader Infrastructure Fold, on November 3 at 10am PDT (1pm EDT, 5pm GMT.) The Next Platform's co-editor Nicole Hemsoth will be joined by VAST Data's Jeff Denworth, and Nvidia's Tony Paikeday to discuss how to do all this not just in theory, but in practice.