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Salt Lake City, UT. November 12 – 16 Back to back, last week I was in the freezing Beehive State for the Kubecon+ CloudNativeCon North America 2024…
Salt Lake City, UT. November 12 – 16 Back to back, last week I was in the freezing Beehive State for the Kubecon+ CloudNativeCon North America 2024…
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Really like the updated #ibmcloud console with the significant simplification in experience working with our awesome sponsor clients. Great work by…
Really like the updated #ibmcloud console with the significant simplification in experience working with our awesome sponsor clients. Great work by…
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Women in IT - on an AI journey! Under such an incredible title, on a stage I have admired since childhood, with a theater full of unstoppable women -…
Women in IT - on an AI journey! Under such an incredible title, on a stage I have admired since childhood, with a theater full of unstoppable women -…
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learning eBPF from the experts at #isovalent #cilium ebpf is very powerful, looking forward to playing with it
learning eBPF from the experts at #isovalent #cilium ebpf is very powerful, looking forward to playing with it
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Learn how the C1 Connected Experience revolutionizes the way employees, customers, and technology interact through modern tools like generative AI.
Learn how the C1 Connected Experience revolutionizes the way employees, customers, and technology interact through modern tools like generative AI.
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Exciting news in the AI space! 👏🏼 At the annual TechXchange event, IBM announced the most advanced family of AI models to date, Granite 3.0. We…
Exciting news in the AI space! 👏🏼 At the annual TechXchange event, IBM announced the most advanced family of AI models to date, Granite 3.0. We…
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The best way to kickoff #IBMTechXchange 2024 is to start by meeting with the #IBMChampions. #IBMChampions are the VIPs of the event and we are so…
The best way to kickoff #IBMTechXchange 2024 is to start by meeting with the #IBMChampions. #IBMChampions are the VIPs of the event and we are so…
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Isabell Sippli
Only 6 more weeks until #IBM #TechXchange in Las Vegas. Join me to discuss the Future of IT Operations! Check out my latest blog to see where you'll find me, and how to get a 30% discount on the conference ticket as a member of the IBM Community. Looking forward to seeing you there! https://lnkd.in/eTadB8gK #ibmtechxchange #ibmaiops #itautomation
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Victor Paul Fiss
We're hosting a free event in Atlanta on June 18th on how to improve resilience, security and costs on your AWS accounts. The post below has more information and registration for this event! Look forward to seeing you! Amazon Web Services (AWS), #cloudcomputing, #cloudresilience, #cloudsecurity, #cloudoptimization Sailesh Kadam, Agasthi Kothurkar
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E.G. Nadhan
Steve McDowell, Chief Analyst and Founder, NAND Research shares his take on the IBM's intent to acquire HashiCorp in this article on Forbes. HashiCorp gained recognition for its commitment to open source, fostering a community-driven approach encouraging contributions and innovation. The company's products are used by many organizations to automate infrastructure management and improve efficiency in software development and operations. Key takeaways from this article: HashiCorp is a strong strategic fit with IBM’s strategic focus on hybrid and multi-cloud infrastructure, automation, and DevOps. The move reinforces IBM's leadership in hybrid cloud solutions where it can leverage HashiCorp's popular tools like Terraform, Vault, Consul, and Nomad, which are designed for flexible, interoperable infrastructure across various cloud platforms and on-premises environments. This deal positions IBM as a more comprehensive hybrid cloud provider, bridging the gap between traditional infrastructure and emerging AI-driven workloads. The combination of HashiCorp's automation tools with IBM's portfolio, including Red Hat and IBM watsonx, creates a robust platform designed to navigate the complexities of modern IT infrastructure. In closing, Mcdowell writes -> This gives IBM unique differentiator in the fiercely competitive hybrid-cloud market, allowing IBM to offer enterprise clients a unified solution that manages both public and private clouds as well as on-prem environments. This differentiation set IBM apart from its largest competitors while bolstering its ability to help enterprises benefit from hybrid cloud infrastructure. Ray Ploski :: Greg Cooper :: Eric Braun :: Joey Amanchukwu :: Robyn Sandrew :: Dean Richardson :: Kara (Spinelli) Kadri
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Richard van Dantzig
Get details on two new features in Google Cloud NetApp Volumes: Large Volumes and Auto-tiering. These features provide faster access to large amounts of data while continuing to offer rich data management capabilities and cost optimization. https://ntap.com/3vP3Ftw
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Nashonda Bunkley
Watch Oracle's Kothanda Umamageswaran and Jia Shi discuss how Oracle’s next-generation Exadata Exascale cloud--the world’s only intelligent data architecture for #cloud--helps enterprises overcome these challenges and economically achieve their goals. https://lnkd.in/eF-N2v27
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Mahesh Agrawal
Palantir’s Foundry and #AI Platform are certified on #OCI and are generally available across all of Oracle’s distributed cloud deployment options. Learn how we are helping businesses and governments accelerate their AI initiatives. https://lnkd.in/gFCEKg6v
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Chandra Balani
Capital One improves cloud resilience with help from AWS. Hear from Ed Peters, Distinguished Engineer at Capital One, about how Capital One improved the resilience posture of their applications. By intelligently leveraging the AWS global infrastructure and using AWS services like Amazon Route 53 and Amazon CloudWatch, Capital One was able to inspect and improve upon their failover mechanism to ensure their banking applications are up and available when they need to be. https://lnkd.in/g3eew_uN
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Anand Krishnan
Explore the potential of MongoDB Atlas CDC and AWS Glue Streaming to transform data strategies. Unveil how businesses can leverage streaming data from legacy systems such as SAP and Mainframe for enhanced analytics and insights. https://lnkd.in/gTNuJjZP
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William W Collins
It took Larry Ellison just a single day to make enough money to buy Paramount by Peter Kafka via Tech Insider ([Global] oracle cloud) URL: https://ift.tt/4adjIxt Larry Ellison, left, is one of the world's richest men. That means it's easy for him to finance the purchase of Paramount for his son, David, right. Clive Brunskill/Getty Images Oracle stock is surging because of AI. That means Oracle cofounder Larry Ellison's net worth is surging. That means it's even easier for Ellison to buy Paramount for his son David. Oracle stock is on a tear. Shares of the business software company shot up 5% on Monday and are up 64% for the year. The Oracle boom is directly tied to the AI boom. Even though investors are starting to wonder about all the money companies like Google are spending on AI, they are excited about what all that spending means for Oracle's cloud and database revenue. But those numbers are kind of abstract to most people. And lots of people don't really care about enterprise software or AI bills. So let's put it in context: The Oracle boom means that Larry Ellison, one of the world's richest men, is now much, much richer. Ellison, who co-founded Oracle, owns 40% of the company. Over the past two years, Ellison's net worth has more than doubled — from $80 billion to $181 billion. And here's more context for people who care about media, and Hollywood: Ellison, who is financing the purchase of Paramount for his son, David, has already made enough money this week to cover the entire bill. Larry Ellison, along with private equity firm Redbird Capital, is buying Paramount via a complicated transaction. The cost: $8.4 billion. When the deal closes, Ellison will control 77.5% of the troubled Hollywood studio and TV conglomerate. His total investment will reportedly be around $6 billion. And on Monday, a 5% jump in Oracle stock raised Ellison's net worth by $7 billion. That's enough to fund the whole deal, plus several hundred million in walking-around money. One more note: The Oracle boom also helps contextualize Ellison's investment in Elon Musk's version of Twitter, and explains why Ellison doesn't seem to care that the $1 billion he put into Musk's adventure in 2022 is now likely worth much, much less. And anyway, what's a billion dollars between two longtime pals who happen to be two of the richest men in the world? Musk was staying at Ellison's estate in Hawaii — Ellison owns almost all of the island of Lanai — as he was preparing to buy Twitter a couple of years ago. And the two men seem to be doing just fine now. Ellison says he recently had dinner with Musk and Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang — another one of the world's richest men. They talked about AI, of course. Read the original article on Business Insider https://ift.tt/GPZcB0g
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Sourav Mazumder
Join Timothy Davis and me for a panel discussion at IBM Tech Exchange conference on Wednesday, October 23rd, 8:30 AM—9:30 AM PDT in Las Vegas - "Enterprise Generative AI Case Studies CAIOs at CSU Corp., Prudential Insurance, Labcorp, and Discover." This session explores the deployment of Generative AI technologies in the enterprise across diverse industries, with insights from top Chief AI Officers at companies such as CSU Corp., Prudential Insurance, Labcorp, and Discover. We will provide a deep dive into the technical aspects of deploying generative AI to solve complex business challenges, enhance creativity, and drive innovation. The Chief AI Officers will share their firsthand experiences of integrating generative AI, focusing on the technological underpinnings, the obstacles encountered, and the strategic solutions developed. Attendees will learn about the potential of generative AI to transform business operations and the practical approaches to harnessing its capabilities effectively. #ai #generativeai #enterpriseai Timothy Davis Gustavo Pecly Deepak Rana
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William W Collins
Oracle Founder Larry Ellison Just Delivered Fantastic News for Nvidia Stock Investors by [email protected] (Anthony Di Pizio) via The Motley Fool ([Global] oracle cloud) URL: https://ift.tt/0D4KCen Larry Ellison owns 42% of Oracle (NYSE: ORCL), a $465 billion technology giant that is building some of the most powerful data centers for artificial intelligence (AI) development. Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) supplies Oracle and most other tech companies with data center chips called graphics processing units (GPUs). Nvidia has experienced an eye-popping surge in its revenue over the past year, and GPU demand continues to outstrip supply. However, some investors have begun to question how much longer Oracle and its peers can throw billions of dollars at the chip giant to fuel their AI aspirations. Worries that the AI train may be starting to lose steam are a key reason Nvidia stock is trading down 14.5% from its all-time high. But the market may have missed comments this month from Ellison at Oracle's financial analyst meeting that suggest more fantastic news for Nvidia's investors. Oracle is nowhere close to meeting its AI infrastructure goals Oracle's data centers are unique because they are automated. Each one is operationally identical regardless of its size, and since they don't require human workers, it allows the company to build them quickly. Plus, Oracle's RDMA (random direct memory access) GPU networking technology allows data to flow from one point to another more quickly than traditional Ethernet networks. Since most AI developers pay for computing capacity by the minute, Oracle's data centers can deliver considerable cost savings compared to competing infrastructure. That's why demand is soaring from leading AI start-ups like OpenAI, Cohere, and xAI. Oracle had 85 data centers up and running with 77 more under construction as of its fiscal 2025 first quarter (ended Aug. 31), but Ellison thinks it could operate as many as 2,000 in the long term. Next year, Oracle intends to offer a cluster of 131,072 GPUs, which is a big step up from its largest clusters now, at around 32,000 GPUs. But there's another difference: The new cluster will use Nvidia's latest Blackwell chips, which can perform AI inference at 30 times the pace of its flagship H100, which Oracle currently uses. Theoretically, it's going to allow developers to build the largest AI models in history. That's going to benefit Nvidia significantly. It generated $26.3 billion in data center revenue during its fiscal 2025 second quarter (ended July 28) primarily from GPU sales, which was a 154% increase from the year-ago period. That growth rate slowed compared to previous quarters because the numbers have become so large, but Nvidia's customers are showing no signs of pulling back. In fact, Oracle spent $6.9 billion on data center infrastructure in fiscal 2024, and it plans to double that figure in fiscal 2025. But it gets better. Ellison's latest...
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