The key results from the report are as follows:
• Further AI is moving towards the edge and the edge. As AI technology develops, a model to make its training predictions – now can now move close to consumers, not just in the cloud. It has increased the deployment of AI to a certain extent of various edge devices, including smartphones, cars, and industrial Internet of Thang. Edge processing reduces dependence on the cloud to offer rapid reaction times and better privacy offers. Moving forward, hardware for the on -device AI will only improve areas such as memory capacity and energy saving.
AV to supply a vast AI, organizations are adopting contradictory computers. In order to commercial the complete panopal of AI -use issues, processing and computers should be performed on the right hardware. A different approach opens a solid, adaptable foundation for the deployment and development of issues of AI use for everyday life, work and sports. It also allows organizations to prepare the future of the divided AI in a way that is reliable, efficient and safe. But there are many trade relations between cloud and edge computing that need to be careful on the basis of specific industry needs.
• Companies face challenges to handle the complexity of the system and ensure existing architecture. Despite the progress in microchip architecture, such as the latest high -performance CPU architecture AI, software and tooling have been improved to improve a computing platform that supports widespread machine learning, generative AI, and new skills. Experts emphasize the importance of the development of adaptable architecture, which met the ROOM room for technological changes, allowing existing machine learning demands. The benefits of distributed computers need to be far more than the bottom direction in terms of complexity in the platforms.
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