GenAI and the Cloud Revolution in 2024
Save your seat for a live deep dive into how to capitalize on new GenAI-led opportunities to combat general slowing of cloud market opportunity growth in 2024.
Catie Merrill is a senior analyst in TBR’s Cloud and Software Practice. Catie’s coverage includes vendors such as Dell Technologies, IBM, Hewlett Packard Enterprise, Oracle and ServiceNow. Additionally, she contributes to TBR benchmarks and market forecasts, including the Cloud Components Market Forecast, the Cloud Components Benchmark and the Hosted Private Cloud Benchmark.
Save your seat for a live deep dive into how to capitalize on new GenAI-led opportunities to combat general slowing of cloud market opportunity growth in 2024.
A look at TBR’s 2024 predictions for the cloud market, including SaaS vendors adoption of GenAI, where vendors will invest for cloud growth and tailoring IaaS to workloads
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Learn the GenAI strategies and approaches of both hyperscalers and SaaS providers, how cloud providers are using custom silicon to accelerate GenAI, and use cases for GenAI
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