In this episode of the Infrastructure Matters podcast, hosts Steven Dickens and Krista Macomber discuss common themes discussed during recent visits with clients in the data protection marketplace – notably, generative artificial intelligence (AI), and protection of cloud-hosted, software-as-a-service (SaaS) applications. This includes the utilization of AI to streamline the application and oversight of protection policies, to uncover security vulnerabilities, and to democratize conversations around security between IT Operations teams and the C-Suite. They also touch on Tesla as a use case for utilizing AI for business model innovation, and the market-wide implications of the most recent financial performance from Oracle’s cloud business unit.
Topics include:
* HYCU’s new book launch – Averting the SaaS Data Apocalypse – and the general state of the market for protecting SaaS applications.
* The implications of generative AI for data protection solutions.
* Tesla’s Dojo Supercomputer and how the company is capturing the wave of interest in, and demand for, AI.
* Oracle’s overall and cloud business unit earnings.
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