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How AI is changing the way data centers are designed
Artificial intelligence (AI) deployments are taking up an increasingly large portion of data center workloads, forcing organizations to reckon with how this change will affect data center design and management.
This paper explains relevant attributes and trends of AI workloads and describes the resulting data center challenges, including Guidance for how to address these challenges.
Read on to learn more.
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Leader’s guide to edge in today’s era
The edge has become a critical part of the network, but that has given rise to an important new question: Where does the network core end and the edge begin?
Not too long ago, the answer would have been obvious: The core is in the data center, and the edge is everything else. But today, it’s not so simple. The edge is everywhere.
Key take-aways:
- The edge is where the data and the action are. Understanding and managing it is a challenge.
- Why does the edge matter? Because it is close to where data is produced and consumed.
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