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Cloud infrastructure spending more than doubles in the third quarter of 2024

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Spending on compute and storage infrastructure for cloud deployments has surged to unprecedented heights, with 115.3% billion, highlighting the dominance of cloud infrastructure over non-cloud systems as enterprises accelerate their investments in AI and high-performance computing (HPC) projects, IDC said in a report.

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Overcoming the infrastructure challenges to accelerate AI success

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But for many, simply providing the necessary infrastructure for these projects is the first challenge but it does not have to be. Another problem is that the adoption of automation in infrastructure is not at the level required. Already, leading organizations are seeing significant benefits from the use of AI.

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Oracle brings its database infrastructure to Microsoft Azure

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Days after Oracle missed Q1 2023 revenue expectations and gave a downbeat rest-of-year outlook, sending its share price to suffer the worst one-day performance in 21 years, the cloud provider announced a team-up with Microsoft to co-locate a portion of its infrastructure in the Azure cloud.

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CIOs are rethinking how they use public cloud services. Here’s why.

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The reasons include higher than expected costs, but also performance and latency issues; security, data privacy, and compliance concerns; and regional digital sovereignty regulations that affect where data can be located, transported, and processed. Hidden costs of public cloud For St. Judes Research Hospital St.

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Modernizing Workloads with the Cloud: How to Improve Performance & Reduce Costs

By modernizing and shifting legacy workloads to the cloud, organizations are able to improve the performance and reliability of their applications while reducing infrastructure cost and management.

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Getting infrastructure right for generative AI

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But while the payback promised by many genAI projects is nebulous, the costs of the infrastructure to run them is finite, and too often, unacceptably high. Infrastructure-intensive or not, generative AI is on the march. IDC research finds roughly half of worldwide genAI expenditures in 2024 will go toward digital infrastructure.

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Comprehensive data management for AI: The next-gen data management engine that will drive AI to new heights

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The next phase of this transformation requires an intelligent data infrastructure that can bring AI closer to enterprise data. As the next generation of AI training and fine-tuning workloads takes shape, limits to existing infrastructure will risk slowing innovation. What does the next generation of AI workloads need?