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Alluxio, the developer of open-source data orchestration technology utilized by many companies, recently announced the selection of Rowan Scranage as vice president of global sales and business development, reporting directly to Alluxio CEO Steven Mih.

Let’s take a look at how the stack has changed, why it adds complexity to deploy in K8s clusters and approaches that can be used to leverage the power of Kubernetes for these workloads.

So, you’ve got lots of data, and it’s stored here, there, and everywhere. How do you manage it all? And beyond that, how do you put it to use in your environment, to do business-enhancing things like artificial intelligence and machine learning?

Trends indicate that those benefits are worth, at the very least, some investment. The extent of the challenges facing AI adoption will go far towards determining the technology’s ultimate role in cloud computing’s future.

When a new innovation or way of doing things carries numerous benefits, it can be hard to pinpoint the single greatest of those perks. What’s the primary benefit of encryption? Or the internet? Ask ten different people, and you could easily get ten different answers. And what are the challenges to realizing those benefits?

We’ve spoken about the challenges facing AI adoption in the cloud computing space, and we’ve discussed the potential benefits of that adoption. We now combine those considerations to paint a realistic picture of AI’s future in cloud computing.

How has cloud computing evolved since the notorious iCloud photo leaks of 2014? Has security improved, or is the cloud still as vulnerable as our worst fears make it out to be?
These industry insiders filled us on in the state of cloud computing today. Here’s what they said.

Trends aren’t just for Twitter. Every industry, from real estate to retail, is subject to trends. Fail to keep tabs on these trends, and companies risk losing their connection with the very customers that keep the doors open and the lights on.

Alluxio has announced the first Data Orchestration Summit, which will be held on November 7, 2019 at the Computer History Museum in Mountain View, CA.