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Home » HPE targets AI-native architecture and hybrid cloud

HPE targets AI-native architecture and hybrid cloud

November 30, 2023
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Hewlett Packard Enterprise introduced its next series of AI-native and hybrid cloud offerings for machine learning development, data analytics, AI-optimized file storage, AI tuning and inferencing and professional services.

The solutions are based on an open, full-stack AI-native architecture and leverage HPE’s expertise in hybrid cloud, supercomputing and AI/ML software.

“With the emergence of GenAI, enterprises are quickly realizing that the data and computational demands to effectively run AI models require a fundamentally different approach to technology,” said Antonio Neri, president and CEO, at HPE. “HPE will bring its market-leading hybrid cloud, supercomputing and AI capabilities more broadly to the enterprise to enable an AI-powered transformation, where customers can develop AI models securely with their proprietary data.

Key elements of the announcement

  • Data-first pipeline to manage public and proprietary data across multi-gen IT
  • AI lifecycle management software to accelerate workflows for training, tuning and inferencing
  • Hybrid by design to run AI anywhere from edge to cloud with data protection
  • High-performance interconnects for intelligent connectivity and traffic management for large clusters
  • Supercomputing DNA built into the entire portfolio, sustainable by design, to train the largest models
  • Open ecosystem for freedom of choice with no lock-in
Source: HPE
Tags: GenAIHPE
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