The move to AI is shaking up the cloud computing market. That’s because data centers have to be built in a completely different way to handle that kind of work.
Hewlett Packard Enterprise Co (HPE) announced Tuesday that it will deploy a cloud computing service designed to power artificial intelligence systems similar to ChatGPT.
HPE’s services are currently being used by a small number of customers, and more are expected to be available in North America by the end of the year and in Europe next year.
The move puts HPE in direct competition with cloud computing providers such as Amazon.com, Microsoft Corp and Alphabet Inc’s Google. All of these providers are racing to adapt their massive data centers for the age of chatbots, image generators and other AI-assisted services. It attracts hundreds of millions of users.
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The move to AI is shaking up the cloud computing market. Data centers need to be built in a completely different way to handle that kind of work. In a typical cloud computing data center, software allows him to split one physical server into many small “virtual” machines that can be rented to customers.
But artificial intelligence data centers take the opposite approach. These systems are intended to link hundreds or even thousands of computers together to make them look like one giant computer.
HPE has been developing this type of technology for years to combine computers for systems like the Frontier supercomputer, which is currently the fastest computer in the world, developed in collaboration with Oak Ridge National Laboratory in the United States.
Justin Hotard, executive vice president and general manager of HPE’s high-performance computing and artificial intelligence division, said the company is leveraging its experience with supercomputers to develop so-called large-scale language models, the technology behind services like ChatGPT. said to provide a specialized service for
“We see it as complementary and very different from what other cloud partners offer. rice field.
Date first published: Jun 21, 2023, 11:59 IST
