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The importance of data ingestion and integration for enterprise AI

IBM Journey to AI blog

In the generative AI or traditional AI development cycle, data ingestion serves as the entry point. Here, raw data that is tailored to a company’s requirements can be gathered, preprocessed, masked and transformed into a format suitable for LLMs or other models. One potential solution is to use remote runtime options like.

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AI in CRM: 5 Ways AI is Transforming Customer Experience

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By leveraging machine learning algorithms, companies can prioritize leads, schedule follow-ups, and handle customer service queries accurately. Data ingested from all these sources, coupled with predictive capability, generates unmatchable analytics. Enhanced Analytics AI in CRM platforms can take analytics to new heights.

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Prescriptive AI: The Smart Decision-Maker for Healthcare, Logistics, and Beyond

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Prescriptive AI relies on several essential components that work together to turn raw data into actionable recommendations. The process begins with data ingestion and preprocessing, where prescriptive AI gathers information from different sources, such as IoT sensors, databases, and customer feedback.

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Drasi by Microsoft: A New Approach to Tracking Rapid Data Changes

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Drasi's Real-Time Data Processing Architecture Drasi’s design is centred around an advanced, modular architecture, prioritizing scalability, speed, and real-time operation. Maily, it depends on continuous data ingestion , persistent monitoring, and automated response mechanisms to ensure immediate action on data changes.

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Charles Xie, Founder & CEO of Zilliz – Interview Series

Unite.AI

Optimized Algorithms : Proprietary quantization techniques balance recall accuracy and memory efficiency for cross-modal searches. Real-Time and Offline Processing : Our dual-track system supports low-latency real-time writes and high-throughput offline imports, ensuring data freshness.

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Basil Faruqui, BMC: Why DataOps needs orchestration to make it work

AI News

If you think about building a data pipeline, whether you’re doing a simple BI project or a complex AI or machine learning project, you’ve got data ingestion, data storage and processing, and data insight – and underneath all of those four stages, there’s a variety of different technologies being used,” explains Faruqui.

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Unleashing the potential: 7 ways to optimize Infrastructure for AI workloads 

IBM Journey to AI blog

GPUs (graphics processing units) and TPUs (tensor processing units) are specifically designed to handle complex mathematical computations central to AI algorithms, offering significant speedups compared with traditional CPUs. Additionally, using in-memory databases and caching mechanisms minimizes latency and improves data access speeds.