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What to expect at the Dell AI Data Platform Event: Join theCUBE Oct. 6–7

The enterprise AI conversation is moving past models and compute. As companies push projects into production, the harder problem is increasingly what sits underneath them: getting distributed, messy and often sensitive enterprise data ready for systems that need reliable context at speed. “AI momentum is accelerating, but enterprises are discovering that moving from experimentation to […] The…

What to expect at the Dell AI Data Platform Event: Join theCUBE Oct. 6–7

The Dell AI Data Platform Event, scheduled for October 6-7, focuses on addressing the critical issue of data readiness for enterprise AI workloads moving from experimentation to production. According to Paul Nashawaty, practice lead and principal analyst, 86% of enterprises prioritize data unification over compute. However, insufficient storage throughput is a leading training bottleneck for enterprise AI teams, with 64% identifying it as a challenge.

Dell Technologies' AI Data Platform aims to solve these problems by unifying storage, data management, and security across environments where enterprise and neocloud AI workloads operate. The event features industry experts such as Nvidia's Jason Hardy, Elastic's Sri Desikan, and IREN's Kambiz Aghili, along with executives from CTBC Bank and Orbital Studios, discussing strategies to turn AI investment into measurable business outcomes.

As agentic systems become more prevalent, these systems make repeated requests, call multiple tools, and reason across several steps before reaching an answer, raising the stakes for search accuracy and requiring accurate, factual, and consistent context.

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