Generative AI is changing the world - but can it continue to succeed with our current data infrastructure?
CEO and co-founder, Tony Pialis, recently shared his thoughts with Data Center Dynamics on the subject. Tony says that for generative AI technologies to thrive, the industry must invest in bringing a customized approach to high-speed connectivity – namely through chiplets and custom silicon solutions – before it is too late.
Read more of what Tony thinks about how our data infrastructure needs to change to allow generative AI to thrive here!
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