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AMD continues to see its revenue surge due to its data center unit, which posted sales growth of 122% from a year ago.
Alphabet handily topped third-quarter expectations and its Google Cloud saw revenue growth of 35% from a year ago due to generative AI.
Enterprise artificial intelligence projects--generative AI, agentic and everything in between--will often depend on old-school IT management techniques.
In 2025, you'll have to get ready for "knowledge," AI governance will move to the forefront, enterprise software models will be revamped, decision automation will depend on humans in the loop and data strategies will be a pain point.
Google Public Sector and NASA are training AI models to understand the speech, context and instructions needed to get airplanes from the runway to their gates as efficiently and safely as possible.
Sunitha Ray, Field Operations CTO at Shopify, says there's a big difference between enterprise AI and generative AI and business leaders need to know the use cases and potential returns on investment for each category.
ResMed is best known for its CPAP devices, medical devices and masks, but it's also software company with a treasure trove of sleep and breathing data. The plan for ResMed: Leverage artificial intelligence, generative AI and machine learning to grow its market.
CxOs sifting through the marketing hype of agentic AI should keep process optimization and orchestration in the forefront of planning.
BT150 member Dr. Jonathan Reichental said the impact on autonomous vehicles on smart city design is underappreciated.
Infosys launched Infosys Topaz BankingSLM and Infosys Topaz ITOpsSLM to spearhead a rollout of small language models.
Ramprakash Ramamoorthy, Director of AI at Zoho, said the company is focused on developing large language models (LLMs) designed for business use cases and integrated into its stack.
