The transformational impact of artificial intelligence on enterprise technology is unquestionable, but players and spectators alike are waiting to see who will harness its potential.“AI is a massive shift,” said Renu Raman (pictured), founder of Terizza, a next-generation AI-infrastructure startup. “Everything is happening all at once and everybody’s confused. At the same time, everybody sees the opportunity to do interesting things.”Raman spoke with theCUBE industry analysts John Furrier and Lisa Martin at SC23, during an exclusive broadcast on theCUBE, SiliconANGLE Media’s livestreaming studio

Microsoft is now the Copilot company, Chief Executive Satya Nadella declared this week at the company’s Ignite conference, not only spreading generative AI across its products but also announcing its first AI processor designs.The flurry of news at Ignite was just one sign of how much gen AI is getting infused into every enterprise software company’s products. But it still may take awhile to become just as widespread in enterprises themselves, thanks to a raft of challenges in implementing it effectively and safely.And not least, generative AI is providing a boost to supercomputing, as we found at the SC23 conference