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02 Jun

AI integration at the forefront of Dell’s on-premises strategy – SiliconANGLE

stp2y0 CommentsChat-GPTAI integration at the forefront of Dell's on-premises strategy, Sead Fadilpasic, SiliconANGLE

The technology industry is undergoing a profound transformation, driven by the rapid pace of innovation, particularly in AI integration. Companies are increasingly focusing on self-disruption to stay ahead, with a renewed emphasis on integrating AI into on-premises infrastructure, according to Sam Grocott (pictured), senior vice president of product marketing at Dell Technologies Inc. Dell’s Sam Grocott talks to theCUBE about AI integration. “We still know 70, 80% of all information is still on-prem or at the edge, and it’s stabilized now,” he said. “A third of use cases are going to be in the cloud, two thirds are going to…

02 Jun

Enhancing data storage efficiency and performance with Dell – SiliconANGLE

stp2y0 CommentsGenAIData storage efficiency and security: Dell's dual focus for the future of data management, Sead Fadilpasic, SiliconANGLE

As the demand for stronger data management systems grows, companies are innovating to ensure that data storage efficiency not only keeps pace with business needs but also enhances operational efficiency. The conversation around artificial intelligence-driven storage, enhanced data reduction and flexible, scalable solutions highlights a transformative period for the industry, according to Drew Schulke (pictured, right), vice president of product management at Dell Technologies Inc. Dell’s Shannon Champion and Drew Schulke talk to theCUBE about data storage efficiency. “I think there’s always this quest for never-ending improvements in performance. You never want to have storage be the bottleneck for your…

02 Jun

Google details AI Overviews changes designed to tackle inaccurate content – SiliconANGLE

stp2y0 CommentsChat-GPTGoogle details AI Overviews changes designed to tackle inaccurate content, Maria Deutscher, SiliconANGLE

Google LLC has updated its recently launched AI Overviews feature to reduce the likelihood that it will display inaccurate information in search results. Liz Reid, the head of Google Search, detailed the changes in a Thursday blog post. The update follows a series of highly publicized user reports about nonsensical results in AI Overviews. Introduced at Google I/O earlier this month, AI Overviews is a new panel above the standard search results. It displays a detailed answer to the user’s query that can contain up to several sentences, as well as other types of data such as restaurant reviews. The…

02 Jun

A sneak peek at Snowflake Data Cloud Summit 2024: Reframing the future of data platforms – SiliconANGLE

stp2y0 CommentsGenAIA sneak peek at Snowflake Data Cloud Summit 2024: Reframing the future of data platforms, Guest Author, SiliconANGLE

Snowflake Inc. is at a crossroads. The company, which defined the modern data platform, now faces fresh challenges on four fronts. Specifically, Snowflake must: 1) advance its data cloud vision; 2) transform into an artificial intelligence leader; 3) become a platform for data apps; and 4) address external market forces that pressure its core values of simplicity, efficiency and trusted data. Our premise is that open storage formats, a shift toward data catalogs governing and defining data, and the AI awakening will challenge Snowflake’s ability to extend its value proposition, create novel moats and compete in new markets. Although Snowflake…

02 Jun

Look out below: AI’s double-edged sword slashes Dell, MongoDB, Salesforce and more – SiliconANGLE

stp2y0 CommentsChat-GPTLook out below: AI's double-edged sword slashes Dell, MongoDB, Robert Hof, Salesforce and more, SiliconANGLE

Perhaps it shouldn’t come as a surprise that the artificial intelligence boom was never going to be unalloyed good for every enterprise technology provider looking to leverage AI. But this week, investors got a taste of the downside and they didn’t like it, sending stocks of Dell Technologies, MongoDB, Salesforce, UiPath Nutanix, Workday and more plummeting as it became apparent that spending on generative AI technologies such as ChatGPT is stealing budget from other tech spending, at least on the software side. And for Dell, all those AI servers it sold didn’t produce better profits because, as theCUBE Research Chief…

02 Jun

OpenAI relaunches robotics unit four years after shutting it down – SiliconANGLE

stp2y0 CommentsChat-GPTMaria Deutscher, OpenAI relaunches robotics unit four years after shutting it down, SiliconANGLE

OpenAI has formed a team to train artificial intelligence models for robots. The ChatGPT developer confirmed Forbes’ Thursday report in a statement. The news comes about four years after OpenAI disbanded a team that researched ways of using AI to teach robots new tasks. Forbes reported that several former members of the team still work at the company, which could ease its effort to reenter the market. According to a job posting on its website, OpenAI plans to develop a suite of multimodal large language models for robotics use cases. A multimodal model is a neural network that processes not…

29 May

Pinterest looks to enhance positive user experiences – SiliconANGLE

stp2y0 CommentsGenAIEmpowering women in data science: Insights from Pinterest's Hannah Pham, Ryan Stevens, SiliconANGLE

Hannah Pham (pictured), head of data science and product analytics, consumers, at Pinterest Inc., loved math early in life. Data science became an attractive field to her given its focus of using data and math to solve problems and make things better. There’s so much good that can be done with data, according to Pham. It’s why she said she was drawn to Pinterest. “The power of what you can do with the implication of the models, of the insights you bring to the table, and how does that feed all of the decisions,” Pham said. “Knowing and being aware of…

29 May

Latest trends in data science combat human trafficking – SiliconANGLE

stp2y0 CommentsGenAIChad Wilson, Data-driven justice: Latest trends in data science helping to combat human trafficking, SiliconANGLE

One of the latest trends in data science is driving an initiative to combat a significant challenge: human trafficking. Researchers at Stanford University are weaving together the threads of data-driven interventions that promise to reshape the fight against exploitation. From satellite imagery to ethical considerations, the journey embodies the intersection of technology and compassion, offering a glimpse into a future where data becomes a formidable ally in the quest for justice. “When I first started working on human trafficking, we did not have any data whatsoever,” said Kimberly Babiarz (pictured), research director at the Stanford Human Trafficking Data Lab at…

29 May

IBM Storage Perpetual offers long-term upgrades, low cost – SiliconANGLE

stp2y0 CommentsChat-GPTDevony Hof, How IBM is helping orgs future-proof storage infrastructure while controlling costs, SiliconANGLE

As the wave of artificial intelligence technology opens possibilities and constrains budgets, IBM Corp. is offering an IBM Storage Assurance Perpetual model, a price-protected subscription for businesses wanting modern storage without breaking the bank. “What’s really unique and awesome about this Perpetual model is that it’s on client-owned infrastructure … that’s what’s really exciting for clients here, is it’s assets that they own but still get that price protection flexibility on,” said Audrey O’Donnell (pictured), product manager of IBM FlashSystem at IBM Corp. IBM’s Audrey O’Donnell talks to theCUBE about new storage options and AI’s impact on company storage methods.…

29 May

Report: Automakers might be secretly selling your driving data to insurance companies – SiliconANGLE

stp2y0 CommentsGenAIJames Farrell, Report: Automakers might be secretly selling your driving data to insurance companies, SiliconANGLE

Car companies have been selling their customers’ detailed driving behavior data to third-party brokers, possibly affecting the owners’ insurance premiums, according to a New York Times exposé published today that asks serious questions about privacy within the internet of things. Companies such as the General Motors Co., Honda Motor Co. Ltd., the Kia Corp. and more, have been using the data from connected cars to compile a behavioral profile of the driver that might detail how that driver often brakes too fast, often speeds or is prone to aggressive accelerating when the stoplight changes to green. The expose featured a 65-year-old…