AI-Driven Science Is Turning Data Storage Into a Competitive Advantage

AI for science is changing what storage infrastructure needs to do. Most of this infrastructure was originally built around simulations and long term storage. Now AI systems need constant and real time access to massive amounts of scientific data. As a result, the role of storage inside scientific computing environments is starting to change. Many…

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Navigating Supply Disruptions Generated by Rising AI Waters

The GenAI boom has made hardware hot, both literally and figuratively. Unfortunately, the huge demand for infrastructure has completely disrupted the supply chain for chips, memory, and disk, making it nearly impossible to get the sort of hardware you need to run enterprise IT workloads–let alone HPC or AI jobs–without breaking the bank. So how…

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Google Expands TPU Chip Strategy Through New Blackstone Partnership

For years, hyperscalers built infrastructure largely for their own cloud ecosystems. However, AI is starting to break that model. The sheer cost of accelerators, data center expansion, and power requirements is pushing AI infrastructure toward a more distributed financing approach, where outside capital plays a much larger role.  Google’s reported TPU partnership with Blackstone is…

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Why NextEra’s $66.8B Dominion Deal Could Reshape AI Infrastructure

The reported $66.8B bid by NextEra Energy for Dominion Energy is one of the largest utility mergers in U.S. history. At BigDATAwire we have covered how electricity has emerged as a major bottleneck for AI. Yes, the hardware matters, but those aren’t any good if they don’t get the power they need.  Training clusters and…

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SAP CEO Says “Almost Right” Is Not Good Enough as Company Launches Autonomous Suite

“Almost right” is not good enough once AI starts making decisions inside a business. That warning came from SAP CEO Christian Klein at the Sapphire 2026 event in Orlando, FL. This is an interesting development because SAP has traditionally focused on enterprise resource planning and back office business systems. The company spent years helping companies…

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Scale AI Joins DOE’s Genesis Mission as Scientific AI Shifts Toward Data Infrastructure

AI infrastructure and software company Scale AI has signed an MOU with the Department of Energy to support the Genesis Mission – the collaborative AI for science initiative bringing together leading national labs and advanced computing environments.  The move adds another commercial AI infrastructure player to an ecosystem that is increasingly centered around integrating AI…

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Why Enterprise AI Keeps Failing, and It’s Not the Model’s Fault

Enterprise leaders have spent two years and hundreds of billions of dollars on AI. The results have been uneven. According to McKinsey’s 2024 global survey, fewer than one in three companies report that their AI investments have generated meaningful, sustained business value. The demos tend to impress, and production tends to disappoint. The diagnosis offered…

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Fivetran Report Reveals What Organizations Can Do to Prepare Better for Agentic AI

At BigDATAwire we have covered how the race to deploy agentic AI is already heavily contested. However, the real question is whether enterprise data infrastructure is ready for it. It appears it is struggling to keep pace. Fivetran’s 2026 Agentic AI Readiness Index found that while 41% of organizations are already using agentic AI in…

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Can OpenAI’s GPT Rosalind Tackle Data Challenges in Life Sciences Research?

Is life sciences research still a biology challenge? With the recent advancements in AI, the real bottleneck is data. Vast amounts of biological data exist across literature, experiments, and proprietary datasets, but turning that into actionable hypotheses remains slow, manual, and error-prone.  What’s missing is not more data – we know there is no shortage…

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