In this week’s real-time analytics news: Amazon Web Services (AWS) announced the launch of the Generative AI Partner Innovation Alliance.
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Amazon Web Services (AWS) announced the launch of the Generative AI Partner Innovation Alliance. The Generative AI Partner Innovation Alliance will help scale and expand the reach of the Generative AI Innovation Center (GenAIIC) – a program that helps customers successfully build and deploy generative AI solutions. Through the Generative AI Partner Innovation Alliance, customers will have access to a network of systems integrators and consulting firms around the world with proven expertise in generative AI that share in the GenAIIC’s proven methodology.
The alliance will initially launch with nine partners bringing industry- and regional-specific expertise, including Booz Allen Hamilton, Crayon, Escala24x7, Megazone Cloud, NCS Group, Quanitphi, and Rackspace. We’ll also engage with system integrators, including Caylent and Deloitte. Collectively, these partners will bring added resources to scale the number of customers we can support with proof-of-concept and production implementations.
Other real-time analytics news in brief
Datadobi announced the launch of the latest version of StorageMAP. The new version, StorageMAP 7.1, adds more solutions to solve unstructured data challenges. It addresses the challenges by offering an innovative HDI Archive Appliance Bypass feature, example dashboards, and improvements to scalability and performance.
Diliko officially emerged from stealth mode and announced it will offer a cloud-delivered end-to-end platform that automates complex data management workflows to ensure security and AI governance. Tailored for industries such as healthcare, finance, and logistics, Diliko’s Agentic AI technology empowers organizations to unlock their data with on-demand capabilities that eliminate the need to deploy and manage costly infrastructure.
Fujitsu and AMD announced they have signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to form a strategic partnership to create computing platforms for AI and high-performance computing (HPC). The partnership, encompassing all aspects from technology development to commercialization, will seek to facilitate the creation of open-source and energy-efficient platforms comprised of advanced processors with superior power performance and highly flexible AI/HPC software and aims to accelerate open-source AI and HPC initiatives.
Grafana Labs announced it is sharing substantial contributions it has made to the open-source community to make it easier to use projects in the CNCF ecosystem, including OpenTelemetry and Prometheus, which continue to skyrocket in popularity. In addition, the company is unveiling new features tailored for Kubernetes platform teams using Grafana Cloud. Specifically, the Kubernetes Monitoring solution offers proactive monitoring and troubleshooting within the fully managed Grafana Cloud observability platform.
Kloudfuse announced the launch of Kloudfuse 3.0, delivering exceptional flexibility and endless possibilities for observability. With the launch of Kloudfuse 3.0, customers have access to features like Real User Monitoring (RUM) and continuous profiling, the latest AI advancements, along with powerful tools to manage large amounts of real-time data, a new query language, and updated deployment options.
Nutanix announced an expanded strategic collaboration with Amazon Web Services (AWS) to accelerate cloud migration and provide options for companies managing workloads across on-premises and cloud environments. Through this collaboration, customers can leverage Nutanix Cloud Clusters (NC2) on AWS, which will enable them to seamlessly extend their on-premises Nutanix environment to AWS.
Redgate announced today it is introducing two new machine learning (ML) and artificial intelligence (AI) powered capabilities in its test data management and database monitoring solutions. One is the addition of an AI synthetic data generation capability for Redgate Test Data Manager. The other is a new ML capability will be introduced to Redgate’s monitoring solution, Redgate Monitor, which already offers real-time performance monitoring for SQL Server and PostgreSQL.
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