World Congress 2024 β€’ Aug 20, 2024 β€’ Session details

Bringing AI Everywhere

Stephan Gillich

Why are enterprises struggling to operationalize generative AI? Discover how hybrid architectures and automated workflows overcome infrastructure bottlenecks without compromising your private data.

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#1 about 2 min

Comparing the influence of AI to the internet

Artificial intelligence will reshape software and applications much faster than the internet did due to its software-first nature.

#2 about 2 min

Identifying barriers to enterprise generative AI production environments

Limited early production deployments highlight how infrastructure challenges and an absence of open choices hinder generative AI adoption.

#3 about 2 min

Three phases of artificial intelligence adoption within modern enterprises

Organizations scale internal intelligence by transitioning from isolated personal copilots to automating workflows and driving complex functions using domain data.

#4 about 2 min

Differences between secure enterprise environments and public AI models

Enterprise solutions require mature models, stringent security, and strict data locality compared to rapidly changing public implementations.

#5 about 4 min

Strategies for accelerating innovation and maximizing AI value

Overcoming varied computational demands requires a platform strategy that balances infrastructure total cost of ownership with long-term sustainability.

#6 about 4 min

Hardware architectures tailored for specific artificial intelligence computations

Handling diverse processing needs involves distributing operations across specialized machine learning accelerators and processors optimized for local inference.

#7 about 2 min

Processing workloads efficiently across hybrid artificial intelligence deployments

Distributing intensive computations between local client devices and cloud servers improves network latency while maintaining user data privacy.

#8 about 2 min

Building an open collaborative software stack for AI workloads

Preventing vendor lock-in involves adopting versatile middleware layers and open-source tools that optimize machine learning across diverse hardware ecosystems.

#9 about 5 min

Utilizing AI and hardware acceleration for application code optimization

Integrating specialized acceleration hardware with generative technologies empowers developers to automate tedious software refactoring and optimize mathematical systems efficiently.

#10 about 2 min

Safeguarding enterprise intelligence securely with retrieval-augmented generation

Protecting sensitive proprietary intelligence from external exposure requires seamlessly connecting large language models to securely hosted local vector databases.

#11 about 2 min

Simplifying AI deployments using architectural blueprints and reference implementations

Addressing fragmented infrastructure tooling involves leveraging standardized architectural blueprints and collaborative reference implementations for comprehensive enterprise deployments.

#12 about 2 min

Hardware security features necessary for compliance and responsible AI

Meeting strict regional regulatory mandates requires establishing foundational hardware trust services that continuously protect sensitive data throughout processing lifecycles.

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Embedding generative AI in enterprise software platforms

Mike Butcher Mike Butcher +3 Β· WWC 2024

3:33 min

Crucial lessons for deploying generative AI in enterprises

Alexander Trusheim Alexander Trusheim +1 Β· WWC 2025

3:52 min

Establishing a structured framework for enterprise AI

Julian Joseph Β· LIVE

6:00 min

Navigating competition and infrastructure in enterprise AI

Ash Ryan Arnwine Ash Ryan Arnwine +3 Β· WWC 2024

54 sec

Overview of enterprise Java and generative AI

Timo Salm Timo Salm Β· WWC 2025

2:06 min

Financial impacts of generative AI across the enterprise

Thomas Schmidt Thomas Schmidt Β· WWC 2024

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