Mark Albertson

Dell Technologies' AI Factory is emerging as a core building block for enterprise AI deployment, delivering full-stack infrastructure for training

Agentic opportunity: OpenAI and Stripe build for rising tide of new entrepreneurial firms

When it comes to artificial intelligence, enterprises want speed, lower cost and security. For IBM Corp., these are the value points it wants to provide for its hybrid AI customers.

The general-purpose data center computing environment is taking on a new role as the AI factory, transforming data into intelligence at industrial scale.

Following a multi-year journey to advance its artificial intelligence agenda, Dell Technologies Inc. is arriving at a moment it has long been preparing for: the AI factory as the next model for enterprise infrastructure.

In 2010, an engineer at a cloud-based business software company in India became enamored with an idea to build uncomplicated service software to

Dell Technologies Inc.'s launch of the AI Factory two years ago this month was positioned by the company as “advancements to manage and protect the

A $10T bet: Coupa leverages data to build its case for AI and autonomous spend management

A significant reorganization is currently taking place within the enterprise infrastructure market, which means that Dell Technologies Inc. will play a prominent role in the outcome.

The way to look at quantum computing is not as a replacement for traditional computing architectures, but rather as a complement to them.