Enterprises are poised to invest billions in artificial intelligence as its potential evolves. The growth of high-performance computing clusters reliant on DDN storage is predicted to triple or quadruple by 2027, driven by a surge in GPU deployment. Current AI capabilities have not yet reached full potential, but the demand for real-time data ingestion is increasing. DDN, valued at $5 billion, anticipates significant turnover growth and crucial partnerships to enhance customer outreach beyond traditional markets, thereby shaping future investments in AI.
The artificial intelligence (AI) boom has yet to really break and, when it does, enterprises will spend billions on it, according to storage array maker DDN.
HPC compute clusters already dependent on DDN storage will likely triple or quadruple orders by 2027, with an increase in GPU deployment expected.
AI investment in the order of $1bn to $2bn will occur by companies whose names we don't even know of yet, according to Paul Bloch.
To attain its objectives, DDN updated its core product line, launching the AI400X2 Turbo and then the AI400X3.
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