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A funny thing happened on the way to the AI-promised land: People realized they needed data. In fact, they realized they needed large quantities of a wide variety of data and that it would be better if it was fresh, trusted, and accurate. In other words, people realized they had a big data problem.
A years-long hiring slowdown has spurred a number of trends as tech leaders look to invigorate their businesses with new technology without adding to permanent headcount.
The contracting job market in the IT industry over the past two years has influenced the way companies approach hiring this year. Even as fears of a possible recession in the near term have eased, according to a recent survey by PwC, many tech leaders are looking for innovative ways to grow without adding permanent staff.…
Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE), at its annual Discover event this week, followed the industry trend toward blanketing all news and keynotes with artificial intelligence (AI), which is set to also bolster the vendor’s operations should its pending $14 billion purchase of Juniper Networks reach completion.
HPE’s biggest AI news of the week was tying chip giant Nvidia into new AI computing and private cloud services that promise to make it easier for enterprise customers to drive AI into their operations and, more importantly, drive cost efficiencies from AI.…
HPE has long been committed to combatting the risk of modern day slavery in our global operations and supply chain (read more about our commitment here).…
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