The artificial intelligence revolution is changing industry understandings of what a chief data officer is. AI infrastructure demands have driven the evolution of the role beyond the merging of the chief data and analytics officer positions.Unpacking the role of the CDO in the age of AI infrastructure demands was a central focus of last week’s  CDOIQ Symposium. Things are getting increasingly messy, according to theCUBE Research Chief Analyst Dave Vellante (pictured).At CDOIQ Symposium, theCUBE set up for full coverage to discuss AI infrastructure demands and more

With more than 25 exabytes of data under management, Cloudera Inc. has staked out its position as a central player in the delivery of enterprise artificial intelligence, automation and advanced analytics. The company’s approach is what it calls a true hybrid model, a solution that provides the foundation for building and deploying AI applications.TheCUBE on set at CDOIQ 2024.“True hybrid … is where you have harmony in a multiplicity of environments, where the environments are working cohesively together to allow you to democratize data effectively and to generate insights,” said Shayde Christian (pictured), chief data and analytics officer at Cloudera