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In the digital age, businesses run on data. Especially at a time when workers are distributed across the globe, it's more important than ever that teams have access to the data they need, when they need it, wherever they are.
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Is SaaS Obsolete? The Future Of Data, Local Compute, & AI w/ Bob Heckel (opens the original)
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Enterprise AI is forcing organizations to reconsider how much of their technology, data and infrastructure they should own. Bob Heckel, CEO of Computer Visionaries AI, joins Molly Presley on Data Unchained to explain why he believes traditional SaaS is losing its place in an AI-native business environment. They discuss how computer vision and edge inference can improve retail, manufacturing, logistics and workforce operations, as well as why real-time processing often belongs closer to where dat
How AI Data Can Use Network Telemetry Without Sacrificing Reliability & Control w/ John Capobianco (opens the original)
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Network infrastructure generates enormous volumes of data, but much of it remains difficult to access, interpret, and use. In this episode of Data Unchained, John Capobianco, Head of AI and Developer Relations at Itential, joins Molly Presley to discuss how AI agents can turn network telemetry into practical insights, predict equipment failures, support troubleshooting, and help organizations build reliable sources of truth. John explains why read-only agents offer a lower-risk starting point fo
From Compute to Data: The Next Phase of AI Infrastructure w/ Wendell Wenjen (opens the original)
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Enterprise AI is moving from experimentation to production, forcing organizations to reconsider how they store, access and manage their data. Wendell Wenjen, Senior Director of Storage Market Development at Supermicro, joins Molly Presley on Data Unchained to discuss the infrastructure demands behind enterprise AI. They examine the shift from training to inference, the growing role of storage in AI budgets, KV cache, on-premises AI and the challenge of preparing distributed enterprise data for p
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