Flags up enterprise customer adoption 'hesitancy,' though as data governance worries persist
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The Texas tech giant is also adding some extra professional services, and said it would work with data analytics outfit Starburst to access multiple data sources for AI models.at the end of July, but the focus there was mostly on validated designs for inferencing using existing models. But Dell wants to expand its lines to other stages in the AI pipeline and is now turning to model customization and tuning.
To address this need, the company has announced the Dell Validated Design for Generative AI: Model Customization, which now supports both model tuning and inferencing, allowing users to more quickly deploy GenAI models, Dell claimed. "We can work with customers to establish a strategy, understand and define the vision and the solution architecture, and identify realistically the use cases and models in the business outcome that our customers are looking for," Wilder claimed.Dell and Samsung grab first-class tickets for AI hype trainon what it calls its vision of an"open, modern data lakehouse" in order to support a broader set of AI workloads as well as analytics.
Many customers are trying to deal with this challenge by pulling together different pieces of technology by themselves, he claimed, so Dell's goal is to build a more integrated set of capabilities that businesses can rely on.