Technology

We define AI as a superset of multiple disciplines, that include machine learning, deep learning, and generative AI. New use cases are emerging and disrupting the ways things have been done in the past. An observability practice will evolve alongside rapid advances in AI and AIOps. For now, there are five important use cases that

Generative AI (GenAI) is defining the next era of computing, and organizations must develop an implementation strategy to maintain scalable, flexible solutions to support their use cases. With increased AI adoption, organizations need to consider infrastructure choices that address power consumption, sustainability, security, and compliance requirements. AMD offers a range of compute engines, accelerators, and

The pressure to manage costs in the enterprise environment is ever-present, with IT expenses increasing as organizations embrace technology to innovate, operate, and gain a competitive advantage. As the focus on AI grows, organizations are increasingly concerned that the performance gains promised by AI may come at a cost. While traditional data center cost management