By Lori MacVittie, Principal Technical Evangelist, Office of the CTO at F5 Networks.
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There is a lot of excitement about AI, but somehow the reality is not really living up to the hype. By Jelena Stankovic, Content and Communication Lead at SAS.
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By Gareth Parkes, Company Knowledge Manager at Sir Robert McAlpine.
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By James Ewing, Regional Director UK & Ireland, Digital Workforce.
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By Laura Timms, Product Strategy Manager, MHR Analytics.
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By Paul Griffiths, Senior Director, Office of the CTO, Riverbed Technology.
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By Simone Warren, VP of Global Customer Strategy
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By Nick McMenemy, CEO & Founder Renewtrak.
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By Ben Lorica, Chief Data Scientist at O’Reilly Media.
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The interest in adding Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) to business models is fast gaining momentum as organisations look to find patterns within their data that can deliver greater business and customer intelligence, and predict future trends. As Gartner highlights, the number of enterprises implementing AI tripled in the past year. However, with Gartner also claiming that more than 30% of data centres that don’t deploy AI and machine learning won’t be operationally and economically feasible by 2020, Peter Ruffley, Chairman at Zizo, discusses how we can best use AI and what its role is within the data centre.
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