Urgent.News

What's breaking now, across thousands of outlets.

AI

Industry experts weigh in as AI moves from proof of concept to production

“We’ve proven AI works, now what?” This common question is being echoed in the halls of numerous enterprise organizations around the globe. It highlights how the path from proof of concept to AI production remains a major challenge for enterprises today. The answer can be found in less emphasis on models and more on operationalization. The […] The post Industry experts weigh in as AI moves from…

Industry experts weigh in as AI moves from proof of concept to production

Industry experts are providing insights as AI transitions from proof of concept to production. This shift is a major challenge for many enterprise organizations. According to Ruhi Sehgal, agentic AI solutions marketing lead at Nutanix Inc., the focus should now be on optimizing processes similar to those executed by infrastructure administrators daily.

Key challenges include managing multi-tenancy, ensuring security, and optimizing performance. Sehgal emphasized the need to address these operational considerations to ensure resilience and efficient infrastructure management. Supermicro, Nutanix, MinIO, and Peak:AIO have collaborated to provide an integrated solution that streamlines the AI deployment process, reducing complexity at the infrastructure layer.

MinIO's AIStor solution offers a fully S3-enabled, scalable storage layer for enterprise AI workflows, catering to the increased performance and demand loads associated with agentic AI. Peak:AIO's Lattice platform removes storage obstacles for AI, built to scale elastically on standard hardware. Nutanix has introduced Agent Gateway to provide visibility, enforce governance, and apply access controls across model endpoints, ensuring secure and efficient model access.

Written by urgent.news from SiliconANGLE's reporting — not their text. Machine-written — may contain errors; check the original before relying on it.

Read the original at siliconangle.com →

More in AI

More from Thursday 13 August →