FusionStorm launched a new offering, Artificial Intelligence as a Service (AIaaS).
AIaaS will help companies leverage the power of AI through an end-to-end solution that goes far beyond simply providing the relevant hardware, into the realm of solving tangible business problems. AIaaS can help with everything from data cleaning to modeling and ensuring code is scalable. FusionStorm’s approach combines hardware, software, and services to drive AI to its customers.
Matt Fornito, Head of Artificial Intelligence and Deep Learning at FusionStorm, says: “AI lives and breathes in all industries, but it’s difficult for most businesses to harness it in a meaningful way. FusionStorm has already helped companies from verticals including retail, manufacturing, finance, healthcare, and even self-driving cars. We’re excited to continue helping companies to grow with our new service.”
FusionStorm is also able to assist companies that would like to explore the opportunities of AI and are considering investing in an on-premise solution. Using FusionStorm’s DGX/AIRI system, customers can trial and test workloads and build deep learning models. This will give organizations a sense of what they can accomplish with deep learning and AI.
FusionStorm is also focused on tailoring AIaaS to the requirements of key customer contacts. This can help businesses grasp not just how AI can be applied, but how it will help them meet targets and solve pain points.
“Different contacts have different priorities,” Fornito explains. “Whereas marketing and strategy officers will be looking to understand customers better to reduce problems like churn, IT professionals care more about the performance or latency of AI systems. Meanwhile, at organizations that have data scientists in house, they’ll be considering how to rapidly build and deploy deep learning models to solve business problems.”
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