Why leaders don’t believe exisiting infrastructure is prepared for AI

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July 3, 2023

Many leaders in I.T. companies don’t believe their exisiting infrastructure is prepared for AI

ChatGPT has taken generative AI mainstream with many organisations accelerating their AI initiatives to better serve customers, employees and partners.

But according to a new survey by Equinix, 35 percent of IT leaders don’t believe their existing infrastructure is fully prepared to accommodate this growing artificial intelligence adoption.

Guy Danskine, the Managing Director of Equinix Australia, joined us to discuss the recent study and discuss the challenges.

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