Corporation, stakeholders fear AI-related risks in data centres, institutions
A new white paper from the International Data Corporation warns that the rapid growth of AI workloads is straining traditional data center maintenance models. Experts suggest shifting to condition-based maintenance to prevent system failures caused by increased power density and complex infrastructure.
Why it matters
As AI adoption scales globally, the physical infrastructure supporting it faces critical reliability risks that could lead to costly service disruptions.
A new white paper by International Data Corporation (IDC), a global technology research and advisory firm, has revealed that the rapid growth of artificial intelligence workloads is exposing weaknesses in traditional data centre maintenance models, raising the risk of system failures.
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