Organisations are embracing artificial intelligence and its related technologies to obtain insights to significantly improve products, processes or services across industries and use cases.
Today, as AI becomes mainstream, many organisations find themselves in the initial proof-of-concept stage. To grow to a stage where AI is driving business processes, more data will be created and stored than ever before.
This IDC Technology Spotlight examines the key requirements for an AI infrastructure, including highlighting the growing pain points for any IT organisation managing such infrastructure and how to optimise the combination of compute and storage to set up the ideal AI infrastructure.
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