Dell Technologies presented its vision for 2024 and perspectives on the Asia Pacific & Japan (APJ) region, focusing on bringing AI to the masses, expanding the modern edge, and highlighting the importance of Zero Trust infrastructure.
We’ve seen that in just the last year alone, generative AI is a big thing that got everyone hyped. We’re going to see more devices being able to run generative AI LLMs on their edge computers and modern CPUs will be included with a dedicated NPU instead. We’ve already seen NVIDIA doing such a thing but for servers.
Dell Technologies’s role in this is to bring the AI solutions from all fronts and even provide the security that you need to protect your own data set of LLM for your own generative AI.
Dell Technologies is also looking forward to using quantum computing for long-term scalability. Going off on a tangent here – Moore’s law is not going to continue forever. We’re approaching the world of Angstrom-sized gate length in transistors and it is nearing the atomic size – which is the absolute limit of how small a transistor can be. Once that is reached, we’ll have to look at other ways to push the processor’s limit.
Zero Trust was also highlighted as it is a key component to secure both data and intelligence – and that’s why Dell project Fort Zero will be delivered into the market in 2024. It is the first commercial full Zero Trust private cloud system in the industry, paving the way for Zero Trust adoption across various industries.
In summary, Dell seems to be focused on a few key points – generative AI and how we can utilize it every day as computers start to fundamentally change the way they’re made just to accommodate AI functionalities – and also security as Dell is focusing on the Zero Trust infrastructure.
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