With the integration of artificial intelligence into data management systems, IBM Corp.’s conversation around storage has shifted into a whole new gear.The company made a series of storage announcements during theCUBE and IBM’s “Future-Ready Storage Redefining Data Center Boundaries” event. A key element of the latest releases involved the inclusion of AI-powered predictive analytics and data placement for the IBM FlashSystem 5300, yet another example of how AI is reshaping the IT ecosystem. (* Disclosure below.)“Generative AI has hit us as an industry,” said Denis Kennelly, general manager of IBM Storage at IBM, during an interview on theCUBE, SiliconANGLE Media’s livestreaming studio

As enterprise workloads surge, driven by Moore’s law accelerating processor advancements, the demand for resilient storage solutions intensifies. To maintain sustained competitiveness, businesses require storage systems that can keep pace with the rapid expansion of computing capabilities.IBM Corp. is answering on the storage front with several new offerings, one of which is FlashSystem 5300. The platform has been redesigned for improved performance, efficiency and data resilience, according to Jim Comstock (pictured), product manager of IBM FlashSystem at IBM