Fuelled by data, infrastructure advances, and the ubiquity of machine learning and deep learning, artificial intelligence solutions are fast becoming a mainstay in the enterprise data centre.
But deep learning requires large amounts of data to be fed into the processor without making the processors wait for that data. Properly balanced systems accelerate innovation and deliver flexibility and agility to both IT teams and data scientists.
This whitepaper describes how deep learning and artificial intelligence in the enterprise bring new workflows and challenges to data centre architecture. It also addresses how solutions can be constructed from infrastructure architectures specifically designed to bring scale-out compute and storage closer together.
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