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AWS re:Invent 2023 guide: Generative AI takes a front seat

Dynatrace

However, with a generative AI solution and strategy underpinning your AWS cloud, not only can organizations automate daily operations based on high-fidelity insights pulled into context from a multitude of cloud data sources, but they can also leverage proactive recommendations to further accelerate their AWS usage and adoption.

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Four observability trends IT leaders should have on the radar in 2023

Dynatrace

Soaring energy costs and rising inflation have created strong macroeconomic headwinds that force organizations to prioritize efficiency and cost reduction. However, the growing awareness of the potential for bias in artificial intelligence will be a barrier to widespread automation in business operations, IT, development, and security.

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Dynatrace Perform 2024 Guide: Deriving business value from AI data analysis

Dynatrace

AI data analysis can help development teams release software faster and at higher quality. Another key theme at Dynatrace Perform 2024 is organizations’ growing adoption of platform engineering , which helps accelerate the delivery of software applications. How can organizations use AI observability to optimize AI costs?

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What is a Distributed Storage System

Scalegrid

Key Takeaways Distributed storage systems benefit organizations by enhancing data availability, fault tolerance, and system scalability, leading to cost savings from reduced hardware needs, energy consumption, and personnel. By implementing data replication strategies, distributed storage systems achieve greater.

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To understand the risks posed by AI, follow the money

O'Reilly

Even Einstein was not immune, claiming, “There is not the slightest indication that nuclear energy will ever be obtainable,” just ten years before Enrico Fermi completed construction of the first fission reactor in Chicago. Open source software enabled it to escape from under the thumb of the PC era’s dominant monopoly.