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Vast Data aims to be guiding star for AI stack ahead of Cosmos event Data storage is all the rage again, with global data predicted to reach 200 zettabytes by 2025, half of which will be in the cloud. Only five years ago, that number was 41 zettabytes.One of the primary reasons for the rapid increase in data volume is the shift from text-based to multimodal models and the development of super intelligent and artificial intelligence systems. Many companies are battling for the AI crown, but Vast Data Inc., the fast-growing data computing platform, has positioned itself as the backbone for a data space shaped by machine learning
Unified AI data pipelines: Vast Data tackles scale and traffic challenges The age of artificial intelligence is spurring a revolution in data management, and Vast Data Inc. has positioned itself at the center with its Vast Data Platform, which stores unstructured data for use in training AI models.The company recently partnered with Nvidia Corp. to create huge cloud architectures that support AI data engines. Supporting large amounts of data is more important than ever before, according to Jeff Denworth (pictured), co-founder of Vast Data.“Vast is kind of the embodiment of a transformation in the market where people are now working on very intense AI workloads,” he said. “There are two new waves that are emergent
From storage to strategy: Vast Data’s next-gen data platform takes center stage Vast Data Inc. has a starring role in the evolving AI ecosystem. The company, which recently partnered with Nvidia Corp. to enhance its infrastructure, has expanded beyond storage to offer a comprehensive platform that integrates advanced processing capabilities.“I think we’re moving from … the old world of batch processing and of numbers and rows and columns of a database, to natural information — to pictures and video and sound,” said Renen Hallak, founder and chief executive officer of Vast Data. “That requires a very different type of infrastructure in order to support it
Vapor IO and Vast Data partnership accelerates AI deployment through scalable edge computing As industries increasingly rely on scalable edge computing to meet the demands of real-time data processing and low-latency applications, this technology is driving innovation and efficiency across a variety of sectors.Vapor IO Inc. recently forged an alliance with Vast Data Inc. to integrate Vast Data’s AI into Vapor IO’s Zero Gap AI. This collaboration aims to simplify and accelerate AI deployments, offering enterprises the flexibility to optimize for factors such as cost, latency and accuracy across diverse environments

Three insights you might have missed from the Vast Data ‘Enter the Cosmos’ event

October 7, 2024

Enterprise AI infrastructure faces unprecedented demands today. As AI-powered applications scale, the need for seamless data orchestration across hybrid environments is becoming critical.For Vast Data Inc., the goal has been to operationalize the entire AI pipeline. The company has emerged as a central player as companies seek infrastructure that can rapidly optimize data flows and quickly scale resources to support next-generation enterprise workloads.The company’s new developments in enterprise AI infrastructure were a central focus of the Vast Data “Enter the Cosmos” event, which ran on October 1 with an exclusive broadcast with theCUBE, SiliconANGLE Media’s livestream studio

Vast Data announces InsightEngine, Cosmos community for faster AI adoption

October 2, 2024

Vast Data Inc. sees a world in which all data is accessible, and the company took the next step toward making that a reality by announcing the Vast InsightEngine in partnership with Nvidia Corp.Vast Data is a platform that merges the concepts of data storage and database to create a transactional data warehouse on top of an unstructured data store. With Vast InsightEngine, the company now enables agentic AI to make autonomous decisions based on real-time data.Vast Data’s Jeff Denworth (right) talks about founding the Cosmos community.“For 40 years you’ve had structured and unstructured data,” said Jeff Denworth (pictured), co-founder of Vast