Musiccosmos

For as long as organisations have need for data storage, whether using cloud, hosted or enterprise computing environments, behind them you find data centres catering to their needs. They house anywhere from tens to thousands of servers in amongst racks of networking equipment, as well as supporting critical infrastructure systems. AI can be implemented in order to benefit these data centres. The traditional rules and heuristics of the data centre no longer translate to the running of a modern-day infrastructure. With scale, complexity and all-around optimisation needs growing, the need to move with the times and look towards Artificial Intelligence (AI) has become particularly apparent. AI can be beneficial in many direct but also unexpected ways. There is a massive amount and variety of data available, from critical infrastructures to internal IT systems, and applications and external environmental changes (e.g. weather patterns) for systems to compute. These factors when analysed...