Don't Panic! It's Just Data 20 March 2024 2 MIN

SQream and Hitachi Vantara: Breaking Boundaries - GenAI Takes on Structured Data

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SQream and Hitachi Vantara: Breaking Boundaries - GenAI Takes on Structured Data

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The data analysis landscape is on the precipice of a paradigm shift. Generative AI (GenAI) promises revolutionary insights, but traditional systems struggle to feed its insatiable appetite for well-structured data. Imagine GenAI as a high-powered engine – it needs meticulously organised fuel to reach its full potential.

In this episode of the EM360 Podcast, Analyst Christina Stathopoulos guides Deborah Leff (CRO at SQream) and Jason Hardy (CTO, AI at Hitachi Vantara) as they dissect:

  • The Bottlenecks of Traditional Systems
  • Unlocking GPU Potential
  • Fueling Insights with Structured Data
  • Faster Time to Insights

This episode goes beyond theory, exploring real-world examples (like a company querying a staggering 64 quadrillion rows) It showcases the potential for SQream and Hitachi Vantara to empower organisations to make data-driven decisions with unprecedented speed and accuracy.

SQream is a company specializing in data processing and analytics acceleration, utilizing a unique GPU-patented SQL engine. It provides solutions for organizations that need to analyze massive amounts of data, ranging from terabytes to petabytes. The company's focus is on delivering high-performance, cost-effective data management and analytics platforms, tailored for handling large and complex datasets with speed and efficiency.

Comments ( 3 )

Fascinating chat with Deborah and Jason! And with the NVIDIA GTC conference being a huge hit recently, this conversation was very timely. Loved learning more about the transformative impact of GPUs on analytics. Tune in to learn more, and let us know what you think / if you have any follow up questions!

David Argent

22/03/2024

Really excellent podcast from Hitachi Vantara and SQream

Ridhima Nayyar

20/03/2024

What an incredible podcast! Love the real-world references.