Artificial Intelligence (AI)

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Recent ESG research looks at how data science and IT teams work together and how the quality of their collaboration affects the ROI of advanced analytics and artificial intelligence initiatives.

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As Cisco is helping countries develop their digital capabilities during the on-going crisis, enterprises are seeing unprecedented application and growth in data within Data Centers (DC’s).

As AI workloads mature, the need for greater granularity and flexibility in accelerated compute resource allocation has increased. With support for the new NVIDIA A100 GPU Cisco UCS and HyperFlex will deliver performance and versatility for running AI at scale.

Within five years, AI will have the ability to hyper-personalise the customer experience. Introducing an ethical framework for AI could prove essential for organisations to execute an unbiased CX.

AI has the potential to greatly improve the human condition. In particular, AI-will drive advancement in biotech, medical, climate and agriculture technologies among others – these changes will be hugely beneficial to humans. However, there are risks.