Advancing the AI and Deep Learning opportunity

Webinar If it looks as if the sky’s the limit as far as AI opportunities are concerned, but there are also significant challenges which can’t be overlooked either.

The demands on the underlying infrastructure needed to power those AI workloads are enormous, and there’s a lot of complexity involved in operating it across different on and off-premises platforms, including public and private cloud environments. In which case you might think the benefits of a dedicated hybrid cloud experience specifically developed to meet the demands of AI and Deep Learning workloads are indisputable.

That’s what Lambda and VAST have come together to deliver – a full service, public and private cloud stack founded on a data platform purpose-built for the AI era. You can find out more by joining the Register’s Tim Phillips on 9 November at 4pm GMT/11am ET/8am PT.

Tim will be chatting with Mitesh Agrawal, Head of Cloud and COO at Lambda and Jeff Denworth, Co-Founder at VAST Data about why Lambda chose VAST Data to power its datacenters, and the critical features that the VAST Data platform provides for building AI clouds and unlocking AI and Deep Learning workloads.

You will hear how the two companies put in place a zero trust architecture which lays a foundation for encryption, auditability and security, combined with data management that allows mobility between public and private clouds and the introduction of a simple, single UI for the entire data estate.

Sign up for our Building Infrastructure for AI Applications webinar here and we’ll send you a reminder when it’s time to watch.

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