The key barriers to adoption usually hinge around culture, including the inability to change, general resistance to that, and lack of management support.
The company still gets the biggest chunk of revenue from high-priced hardware and that’s a challenge during an industry shift toward cheaper, software-based networking.
Bringing chipmaking in-house is increasingly popular as companies conclude that off-the-shelf processors aren't capable of fully unleashing the potential of artificial intelligence.
While the number of organizations that run applications on these systems may be relatively small, they include the largest and most transactionally active on earth.
The big-ticket fight on the tech frontier is happening in warehouse-sized buildings that house rows upon rows of computer equipment that function as the invisible locomotive of the internet.
