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Seagate CEO Dave Mosley says AI is driving a structural shift in data storage demand, and the company's latest earnings back up that bold claim.
Something is shifting fast in the world of data storage, and Seagate TechnologyCEO Dave Mosley isn't shy about saying so. On the company's fiscal third-quarter earnings call, Mosley argued that artificial intelligence is changing the very nature of how much data the world needs to store,
Enterprise AI workloads require infrastructure designed for large-scale data processing and distributed computing. Organizations are modernizing AI data center infrastructure with GPU computing, high-speed networking,
This is happening even though data center servers and smartphones use different types of chips. The key distinction between consumer electronics and data centers is what they need
By Zaheer Kachwala April 29 (Reuters) - Shares of data-storage companies jumped on Wednesday, a day after strong revenue and profit forecasts from Seagate Technology signaled that spending by enterprises on artificial intelligence equipment will remain strong.
Storage costs are hiking for the first time in years, fueled by AI aspirations. Komrpise COO and Co-founder Krishna Subramanian explains how rethinking data tiering strategies can help keep costs under control – not to mention increasing AI accuracy.
New hard drives from Seagate now offer higher capacities, pro-grade reliability and scalable performance for everyday backup, gaming expansion and AI-drive workflows.
AI-related traffic moves differently, especially during training cycles. To cope with sudden spikes, network managers have to rethink their infrastructure.
Keith Shaw: AI is driving breakthroughs in several areas of the business. But behind the scenes, it's also creating an explosion of data that many companies are not prepared for. As AI moves from experimentation to real-world use, managing the data is becoming more complicated than ever.
Michael Wu is GM and President of Phison Technology Inc. (USA), a leading provider of NAND controllers and NAND storage solutions. For years, storage sat quietly in the background of enterprise infrastructure. It was necessary but unglamorous, and ...