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At EVOLVE26, AMD's Jeremy Girven proposed that enterprises deploying AI should configure infrastructure reasonably according to business needs: if end users can accept a 30-second response, cheaper hardware can be chosen; if instant response is required, more cutting-edge hardware is needed. He also explained that AMD's collaboration with Cloudera includes continuously validating the compatibility of AMD products in Cloudera deployments, and that AI solutions are currently still highly customized. Girven reminded enterprises to continuously monitor utilization and adjust capacity after deployment, while also watching out for hidden costs such as network egress fees.
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AMD and Cloudera Discuss Rational Configuration of AI Infrastructure
AMD's Jeremy Girven said at EVOLVE26 that enterprises deploying AI should rationally configure infrastructure according to business needs: if end users can accept a 30-second response, cheaper hardware can be chosen; if instant response is required, more cutting-edge hardware is needed. AMD's collaboration with Cloudera includes continuously validating the compatibility of AMD products in Cloudera deployments, and current AI solutions remain highly customized. Girven also reminded enterprises to continuously monitor utilization and adjust capacity after deployment, while watching out for hidden costs such as network egress fees.