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The first despatch from NVIDIA's GTC conference.

The first despatch from NVIDIA's GTC conference.
The US retailer is using the in-memory database alongside a cloud-based micro-services architecture to provide caching support for new customer experiences.
Amidst all the excitement about generative AI, what is its real use in the enterprise? We talk to Stefan Sigg, CPO at Software AG, and add some thoughts of our own.
Memory management matters - here are a few reasons why.
As a cloud services provider, Nutanix felt it needed to find a way to help its customers confront some of these issues and came up with a new job role – the cloud economist – someone to work with customers and get them beyond just thinking about the tech. I tracked one down to find out more
ERP customers must face two competing challenges: external pressure and internal modernization. Joshua Greenbaum addresses the ERP complexity paradox, and digs into ASUG 2023 Pulse of the SAP Customer Survey for insights.
A financial framework for understanding cloud compute costs - Cloud FinOps - could inform techies and the finance team
The purchase of healthcare giant Cerner is paying off, says CTO Larry Ellison.
The danger of using generative AI technologies like ChatGPT in a business context is that they sound persuasive, but they're often wrong. Emergence Capital says we need 'iterative AI' that learns from humans.
A despatch from Dassault's 3D Experience World Conference.
Former Red Hat CEO Jim Whitehurst says that digital innovation and flexibility demands new systems, processes and culture - posing challenges for established enterprises.
The observability platform helps the gambling company to manage system outages and resolve any issues effectively.
A year ago I speculated on what would result from the coming together of Citrix and TIBCO. Now owned by the Cloud Software Group, which was formed to allow them to continue as independent brands, it seems a sensible time to see how right or wrong that speculation was. The answer, like most things in life, is a bit of both.