The enterprise AI debate has changed. The question for large organizations is increasingly not whether artificial intelligence can create value, but whether their data, applications, workflows and governance can support AI at scale. Visionet is positioning its business around that transition, bringing together AI engineering, intelligent automation, cloud, data and managed services as it pushes…
AI infrastructure is entering an efficiency-driven phase as enterprises look for alternatives to expensive hyperscaler capacity and the complexity of running their own GPU clusters. Think, an AI infrastructure company focused on what it calls the “Age of Efficiency,” has launched Think Grid, a hosted AI compute service that gives enterprises, governments and AI-native organizations…
Saudi Arabia’s ambition to become a major global AI hub is moving from investment announcements to operating infrastructure. AMD, Cisco and HUMAIN have announced that an AI infrastructure deployment based on AMD Instinct MI355X GPUs, AMD EPYC CPUs and Cisco Silicon One networking is now live in Saudi Arabia and serving HUMAIN customers. The deployment…
Hong Kong’s financial regulators are moving generative AI testing beyond chatbots and content generation toward systems that can actually execute workflows. Dyna.Ai has been selected as a technology partner in the first cohort of GenA.I. Sandbox++, a joint initiative involving the Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA), Securities and Futures Commission (SFC), Insurance Authority (IA), Mandatory…
The automotive industry’s software stack is becoming as important as its silicon, and open-source AI could reshape how automakers build advanced driver-assistance and autonomous-driving systems. The Autoware Foundation has announced that Renesas Electronics has joined the organization at its highest membership tier, with both companies working to bring Autoware’s open-source autonomous-driving software to Renesas R-Car…
