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5 NovInfrastructure & HardwareFortune

IBM CEO: rationing AI is a slow way to lose

Arvind Krishna, chairman and CEO of IBM.

AIAI-generated summary IBM released open-source software built with Red Hat and Google to help companies cache data and reduce repetitive AI reading tasks. IBM states that caching and optimizations allow the same hardware to handle seven times more work while managing costs.

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