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Most AI deployments break when they leave the data center. At GTC, Patrick Moorhead + Daniel Newman talk with Lenovo Data Center’s Vlad Rozanovich and Jon Alexander of Akamai Technologies on what it takes to actually run AI at the edge: Latency Consistency Security Where are you seeing friction?... show more

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