As AI moves into everyday enterprise workflows, organizations are asking more of their PCs while facing a practical challenge: more sophisticated AI workloads require more memory, which can limit what can realistically run locally. This raises an important question for IT: how can businesses get more AI capability from the PC fleet without unnecessarily increasing infrastructure complexity or cost?
For enterprises, this creates an opportunity to rethink the role of the PC within their broader AI infrastructure. A hybrid AI strategy can give IT more flexibility to determine which workloads make sense to execute close to users and enterprise data and which are better suited to cloud infrastructure. Running the right workloads locally can also help organizations make better use of existing PC investments while taking a more deliberate approach to cloud consumption and cost. For sensitive workloads, local execution can provide greater control over where data is processed and how it moves across the environment.
This interactive roundtable will explore how local AI can become a more meaningful part of a hybrid AI strategy, including where running workloads closer to users and enterprise data makes sense, how organizations can work through memory constraints, and what this shift means for future PC and infrastructure planning.
Join Intel and Phison for a peer discussion on how enterprises can get more from their PC fleets as AI workloads become larger and more demanding. Explore how organizations can address growing memory requirements, expand what can run locally, and build a hybrid AI strategy that makes the most of local and cloud resources based on the needs of the workload.
Speakers
Sebastien Jean
Ajith K. Illendula
About Intel Corporation
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