India, July 1 -- Initially, cloud infrastructure was not constructed to support Artificial Intelligence systems but instead was developed primarily for application hosting, web networking and reductions in enterprise IT costs through scale advantages. However, the rapid growth of AI technology has created demand for the types of workloads that both cloud and generative AI systems can accommodate, and thus the reported upgrades indicate the initiation of neo-cloud structures built specifically to accommodate AI workloads.

From Traditional Cloud to AI-Ready Infrastructure Earlier, traditional cloud applications were mainly based on CPU resources. Increasing demand for quicker and improved query processing has resulted in increased use of ...