Could AI drive a new cloud repatriation wave ?

A growing number of private clouds are being deployed to businesses across the world, according to research firm Gartner. But could artificial intelligence (AI) become a threat to cyber-security and data gatherings? Why is it going to turn out to be true? The BBC s weekly The Boss series profiles some of the experts. () How is the cloud growth is expected to take place in the future of cybersecurity, security and costs of AI technology - and why does the move be likely to lead to the repatriation of data from private places to private deployments? What would it mean for the firms to return to an open-source data storage facility and how they can be able to keep their data closer to its owners, and what might be the first evidence that the technology is now coming into use in Silicon Valley, the UK, UK and Canada, asks the BBC. Should it happen to make it more easier for companies to get more control over the cost of those developing these technologies? It is not always the best way to do so when it comes about the security, privacy and security of human rights and the risk of an increasing revenue slumps in some cases? Is it possible to bring another cloud push towards the global economy? And is there an alternative to AI, say analysts and researchers. The latest warning is that corporates will be redeploying the data to one of its key areas of business?

Source: fierce-network.com
Published on 2024-06-06

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