Tangoe, a company managing and optimizing $34B in IT spending, just released its annual IT Trends and Savings Recommendations report. This report is a must-read for technology leaders looking for ways to make financial room for new investments in Generative AI or simply squeeze more out of their IT budgets.
At the end of every baseball season, fans and commentators like to gather around and discuss the woulda-coulda-shoulda’s of the year in excruciating detail. Then there’s Extreme Networks, which powers networking for MLB. They’re all about “Been there, done that.”
Artificial intelligence (AI)-powered large language models (LLMs) like ChatGPT are more than just a trend; they have become a significant part of real-world applications. AI is transforming what’s possible, turning tasks that would take years to complete into ones that can be done in minutes.
Tis the season to deck the halls and to be jolly. In tech, it’s generative AI (GenAI) time. Over the past several months, we have seen a flurry of GenAI announcements across various vendors. Recently, Fortinet announced its strategy and related product called Fortinet Advisor.
It’s been about a year since generative AI (Gen AI) burst on the scene. Many people have played with the technology and now understand its use case is creating original content or data that mimics real-world patterns. For IT vendors, the use cases go far beyond creating simple pictures or writing press releases.