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Dwight Davis
Independent Writer, Researcher, Consultant
Dwight Davis has reported on and analyzed computer and communications industry trends, technologies and strategies for more than 35 years.
Blending Artificial Intelligence and Human Creativity
By automating many manual, labor-intensive processes, AI-powered systems can give people more time to be creative.
Without Good Data, AI Isn’t Very Smart
Data departments, beware: bottlenecks in the data infrastructure can severely cripple AI’s functionality.
CIOs and AI: Navigating the Challenges and Opportunities
IDG recently sat down with Cathleen Southwick, CIO at Pure Storage®,to discuss some of the challenges and opportunities that artificial intelligence (AI) poses for CIOs, and how they can best introduce this transformative technology...
AI Systems Push Data To Its Limits
IDG recently sat down with Roy Kim, an artificial intelligence and deep learning expert at Pure Storage, to discuss the data and storage needs of AI systems. Data is the fuel for AI, and as it turns out, AI challenges data storage...
New Data Center Challenges Demand New Strategies
IDG recently sat down with Brian Schwarz, VP of Product Management at Pure Storage, to discuss today’s key data challenges and strategies.
However Defined, AI is Transforming How Business Gets Done
AI encompasses of a handful of cutting-edge techniques and methods. Over time, AI-powered solutions will likely enhance virtually all applications and business process.
Don’t Let Data Bottlenecks Cripple your AI Solutions
The digital world is generating data at unimaginable rates. But AI workloads can overwhelm the capacities of legacy infrastructures.
Relational Database Services – Not Quite as Simple as They Seem
Moving database operations to the cloud can deliver many benefits, but database services may be opaque, and can vary in size and type by region.
Standard or Custom Cloud Instances? How to Decide?
Building customized cloud environments for your applications may make sense -- but only if you can easily weigh the benefits versus the costs.
Why Saving 30% on Your Cloud Deployments May Be a Bad Deal
Attempting to cut cloud costs only by analyzing services bills can leave significant savings on the table.
