In an age where data is the lifeblood of business, protecting it from cyber threats has never been more critical. Dell Technologies latest podcast reveals a stark reality: over half of organizations have been hit by cyberattacks that prevented access to their data. Even more concerning, a majority lack confidence in their ability to recover from such attacks. This is where the power of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) comes into play, offering a beacon of hope in the cyber battleground.
In the latest episode of Talking Tech with Travis, I’m joined by my good friend, Matt Baker, who you may know as Dell Technologies Chief of AI Enablement. I couldn’t think of a better guest to join me for a lively discussion as we reflect on what we got right and what we got wrong about generative AI (GenAI) as an industry, followed by an exploration of where we currently stand and where our customers are in their journey with GenAI. Finally, we’ll conclude with a bold prediction for the future of GenAI based on our evolving understanding and technological advancements.
I have a very strong memory of my mother teaching me how to spell “Wednesday.” She was busy packing lunches in preparation for a normal elementary school day, and she called out, “It starts out W-E-D, like wedding. It’s tricky.” I spelled it correctly in my spelling quiz that day, and to this day, I recall her tip when I write the word.
In the world of transportation, race cars and semi-trucks seem like they belong to different universes. Yet, beneath their disparate exteriors lies a common thread: the pursuit of peak performance. Similarly, in cloud computing, the fusion of cutting-edge technology with diverse applications such as artificial intelligence (AI) requires solutions that deliver both storage scalability and performance. And customers need the ability to access their data wherever it’s stored to drive the next innovation. In fact, 87% of companies are adopting a multicloud strategy today.¹ We’re excited to continue helping customers on their multicloud journey with our new Dell APEX File Storage for Public Cloud offering.
