Kubernetes shows the way forward for AI

Kubernetes shows the way forward for AI

The term “inflection point” is overused, but it certainly applies to the current state of artificial intelligence. Technology providers—and the companies that depend on them—can choose one of two roads to AI development: proprietary or open source. This dichotomy has...
Kubernetes shows the way forward for AI

AWS is investing heavily in building tools for LLMops

Amazon Web Services (AWS) made it easy for enterprises to adopt a generic generative AI chatbot with the introducing of its “plug and play” Amazon Q assistant at its re:Invent 2023 conference. But for enterprises that want to build their own generative AI assistant...
Kubernetes shows the way forward for AI

Copilot Studio turns to AI-powered workflows

Last time I looked at Copilot Studio, it was a way of extending the original Power Virtual Agents tools to incorporate generative AI and support more general conversational interactions. By using Azure OpenAI tools to work with additional data sources, Copilot Studio...
Kubernetes shows the way forward for AI

AI supply is way ahead of AI demand

Everyone wants in on the AI boom. For now, however, you can probably count on one hand the number of vendors cashing in.The most obvious one is Nvidia, of course. Nvidia has earned nation-state levels of cash for its GPUs ($26 billion in the first quarter of 2024...
Kubernetes shows the way forward for AI

The power of genAI plus multicloud architecture

The rapid evolution of generative AI is poised to influence the significant adoption and expansion of multicloud architecture. What is most interesting is that multicloud is occurring mainly behind the scenes, without much fanfare, taking a backseat to the hype around...