Forget the noise. AI's future is real-time data.

Breaking Analysis + theCUBE upcoming episodes [Forget the noise; real-time data is the future of AI]( AI innovation seems to be complicated and unpredictable, but one simple truth is undeniable: The future of artificial intelligence lies in real-time data. In this week’s [Breaking Analysis]( industry expert Dave Vellante turns away from trendy GPU discussions to focus on what makes real-time data essential, practical, profitable and central to next-level AI advancements.  “The combination of AI infrastructure, semiconductors and data will drive the next wave of technological advancements,” Vellante said. “Companies that can successfully ride this wave will likely shape the future of the industry.” Adopt AI or die? Real-time data is information collected and processed in real time, as it is being generated. It's essential for AI applications that need to make decisions quickly, such as self-driving cars and fraud detection. While GPUs are powerful processors to train and run AI models designed for batch processing, they are not well-suited for real-time applications.  It all adds up to new opportunities for private and public sectors to improve operations. Businesses that do not adopt AI within a decade may face significant risks from emerging startups using AI tools and real-time data more effectively. The competition among industry players is set to intensify, making this a crucial space to track.  Learn the possibilities and pitfalls enterprise leaders must navigate to optimize real-time data [here](. [Get the full report]( [The winds of change are swirling with AI]( Dissecting tech's top headlines for [theCUBE Pod episode 13]( co-hosts John Furrier and Dave Vellante, debate the implications for Elon Musk in managing the technical disaster of Ron DeSantis' much-hyped presidential campaign launch on Twitter Spaces, and the impact of regulating generative AI. The duo also discuss the 50-year anniversary for Ethernet in stark contrast to the current AI fever.   The AI land grab Will we one day commemorate the 50th anniversary of generative AI the way we now celebrate five decades of Ethernet? Ethernet is a key enabler of the modern digital economy, all the way to the network edge. AI will also make an indelible impact once industry leaders clarify the business models, according to Furrier. “The new wave with cloud-native and AI-powered services [is] going to come down to what the install base is doing under the buyer … with the promise of cross-cloud and multicloud. I think VMware's got a legitimate shot at being that control plane, but everybody's [trying] to be the control plane for multicloud. It's going to be a land grab, so [the] first one who can swim out to the dock first gets the prize.” Other topics covered include a rundown of the week's major events, spanning Dell Tech World, Red Hat Summit, ISC and Microsoft Build. Project Helix was a top announcement from Dell Tech World, as the company looks to provide AI use cases for enterprise. Red Hat Summit put a spotlight on Ansible, a strategic AI acquisition in 2015. Learn the latest insights from the most thought-provoking events and solutions [here](. [Watch the full episode!]( New season. New startups. Join theCUBE June 8 for the latest episode of Season 3 in our Startup Showcase. We'll hear from 8 innovators in scaling data management while keeping cloud costs in check. Keynote by Paul Duffy, director of solutions architecture at AWS. [Read more]( siliconangle.com [Top News: Editors' Picks]( Google introduces multicloud connectivity with new launch Google LLC today announced an expansion to its Cloud Interconnect service that will allow enterprises to connect any public cloud with Google Cloud through a secure, high-performance network called Cross-Cloud Interconnect. [Read more]( siliconangle.com US to launch Moonlighter cybersecurity satellite this week If all goes well, outer space will have its first capture-the-flag hacking competition later this summer. Later this week, a SpaceX Falcon rocket will send into Earth orbit the Moonlighter satellite. It's the world's first and only hacking... [Read more]( siliconangle.com [Firsthand insights in automation trends for data & networking]( TheCUBE has a busy summer lined up, starting with the latest episode in season 3 of the popular AWS Startup Showcase. Stick around for more special reporting, as theCUBE heads to Cisco Live, HPE Discover and Snowflake Summit this June. ["Analytics and Cost Optimization" AWS Startup Showcase: June 8]( Don't miss the "Analytics and Cost Optimization” [AWS Startup Showcase]( Join us on June 8 as we bring together eight dynamic companies to discuss strategies for accelerating analytics and controlling costs.  Kicking off with a keynote by Paul Duffy, director of solutions architecture at Amazon Web Services, The showcase will highlight solutions to help organizations leverage analytics to gain a competitive edge while managing cloud costs. Founders and industry experts from eight startups will share best practices on topics such as database caching, policy as code, infrastructure automation and governance policies. Join [theCUBE's special coverage]( [Cisco Live: June 9]( Tune into theCUBE’s coverage of [Cisco Live]( on June 9, as we discuss the AI angle on networking, the security angle on networking, results/updates from strategic acquisitions and Cisco's integration strategy across acquired tech, native tech and partner tech. How can Cisco support the vast use cases as more devices not only move to the edge of the network, but also require more processing power, security and automation?  You’ll learn how Cisco is addressing these challenges by investing in a number of key areas, including using AI for automating network operations and security integrations to protect data at the edge. Add to your [calendar]( [HPE Discover: June 20-22]( During the upcoming [HPE Discover]( edge-to-cloud conference, theCUBE will explore the latest in enterprise computing as ,multicloud solutions demand more power, more automation and more security at the edge.  We'll speak with business leaders, use-case practitioners and HPE experts about AI and analytics, hybrid cloud, connectivity and edge, supercomputing and sustainability. You'll learn how the edge improves business outcomes by securely connecting users and devices with the data and insights they need, even in real time.  Join [theCUBE’s coverage]( starting June 20. [Snowflake Summit: June 27-29]( Join theCUBE June 27-29 for [Snowflake Summit]( to learn the newest ways IT leaders access, build and monetize data, tools, models and applications with the popular platform.  TheCUBE’s exclusive coverage is set to feature Snowflake experts, business leaders, industry analysts and use-case practitioners, who will share insights into data engineering and data pipelines, application development, cybersecurity and marketing analytics.  Learn more [here]( [Follow all theCUBE's broadcasts!]( 3 insights you missed from Dell Tech World It was an eventful week for Dell Technologies Inc. in Las Vegas this month. The company made a series of major announcements, including broad to its APEX as-a-service portfolio, introduction of new technologies for the edge, and the launch of a... [Read more]( siliconangle.com 3 insights you missed from Red Hat Summit What's the future of open-source technology, and what innovation is taking place in the information technology landscape? Those were the big questions to be answered during this year's Red Hat Summit event, which ran from May 23-24, along with... [Read more]( siliconangle.com SiliconANGLE Media Inc. | [SiliconANGLE.com]( [View as Webpage]( [[Twitter] ]( [[YouTube] ]( [[LinkedIn] ]( SiliconANGLE Media Inc | 5 Mount Royal, Suite 280, Marlborough, MA 01752 [Unsubscribe {EMAIL}]( [Update Profile]( | [Constant Contact Data Notice]( Sent by communication@siliconangle.com powered by [Trusted Email from Constant Contact - Try it FREE today.]( [Try email marketing for free today!](