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Assessment of Cloud-based AI Activity and Anticipated HPC User Benefits

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Authors: Tom Sorensen and Bob Sorensen

Publication Date: August 202024

Length: 3 pages

Category: Special Analysis
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In a soon to be available Hyperion Research study focusing on HPC users leveraging cloud resources for AI tools and capabilities, respondents most often indicated that they are currently engaged in exploratory and experimental stages of AI adoption, even those who have already integrated AI capabilities and technologies into some portion of their production environments. In this study, respondents demonstrated a preference for cloud over on-premises options for a range of AI-centric activities.

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