Jim Czuprynski recently discussed the implications of agentic AI following the Qlik Connect 2025 event, highlighting how these technologies are set to transform enterprise decision-making processes. He outlines the potential integration challenges and benefits for business intelligence systems, placing a special emphasis on predictive analytics and machine learning enhancements. For additional insights and discussions by Jim Czuprynski, explore his coverage on LinkedIn Pulse.
Phison: Where Have You Guys Been Hiding?
Jim Czuprynski provides an insightful overview of Phison’s notable yet under-the-radar advancements in the world of data storage technology. He emphasizes Phison’s role in driving performance enhancements and storage innovations, which have largely gone unnoticed in wider industry discussions. For additional insights into AI Infrastructure Field Day 2, read more from Jim Czuprynski on LinkedIn Pulse.
Juniper: Add Apstra, Ad Astra
Jim Czuprynski offers an insightful analysis on Juniper’s strategic acquisition of Apstra and its implications for advancing their network management capabilities, particularly with automation and data center operations. He explores how this integration enhances Juniper’s existing portfolio and positions the company to better navigate the evolving landscape of network technology. For additional insights from AI Infrastructure Field Day 2, follow Jim Czuprynski’s coverage on LinkedIn Pulse.
Qlik Connect 2025 Keynote Live Blog – Day Two
Tech Field Day heads to Qlik Connect May 13 through May 15, providing videos, interviews, behind the scenes footage, and of course the Tech Field Day style presentations you’ve come to expect. This Live Blog coverage of the Day Two Keynote tells what our Delegate community is learning from the event. Learn more about the […]
Solidigm: GenAI and RAG Gobble Storage Like Hungry Hippos
In his latest article, Jim Czuprynski discusses the significant impact of Generative AI and Retrieval-Augmented Generation models on storage requirements, likening their capacity needs to the fast-paced childrens’ game of Hungry, Hungry Hippos. He explores how Solidigm’s solutions are addressing these evolving demands in storage technology. For additional insights on AI Infrastructure Field Day 2, follow Jim Czuprynski’s coverage on LinkedIn Pulse.
Google: Five Things You (Probably) Didn’t Know About Generative AI
Jim Czuprynski illuminates five lesser-known aspects of generative AI, focusing on its growing impact and potential applications in various industries. He explores how these advancements are not only revolutionizing existing processes but also paving the way for new forms of technological innovation and interaction. For additional insights into AI Infrastructure Field Day 2, explore more of Jim Czuprynski’s coverage on LinkedIn Pulse.
Qlik Connect 2025 Keynote Live Blog – Day One
Tech Field Day heads to Qlik Connect May 13 through May 15, providing videos, interviews, behind the scenes footage, and of course the Tech Field Day style presentations you’ve come to expect. This Live Blog coverage of the Day One Keynote tells what our Delegate community is learning from the event.
Keysight: Probing 7-Layer Network Salads for GenAI Performance Issues
Jim Czuprynski provides a detailed analysis of Keysight’s innovative approaches to identifying and resolving GenAI performance challenges in multi-layer network environments. He illustrates how Keysight’s tools effectively probe through the complexities of these “network salads” to ensure optimal performance and reliability for AI-driven applications. For more insights from Jim Czuprynski on AI Infrastructure Field Day 2, check out his series on LinkedIn Pulse.
Quality Data is the Foundation for AI with Qlik
AI ought to be able to help businesses derive value from their data, but not all AI applications have a solid foundation. This episode of the Tech Field Day podcast looks forward to Qlik Connect 2025, featuring delegates Gina Rosenthal and Jim Czuprynski discussing the importance of data with Nick Magnuson of Qlik and host Stephen Foskett. Last year Qlik introduced Answers, a RAG AI product that delivers intelligence from unstructured data. This year we expect to see much more integration with structured data, analytics, business intelligence, and agentic AI, as Qlik’s customers seek to deliver innovative solutions. Mature organizations are focused on building a solid governance foundation for their data, ensuring responsible and ethical use in AI applications. The advent of agentic AI raises more concerns, as autonomous agents are empowered to take action without human involvement. Responsible use must include strict limits and human supervision to make sure AI agents remain controlled. We’re looking forward to customer stories, technical takeaways, and maybe some new product introductions at Qlik Connect this year!
AI Innovation Inevitably Drives Massive Energy Consumption
The increasing reliance on technology has led to a surge in energy consumption, raising concerns about sustainability. In this episode of the Tech Field Day Podcast, recorded live at AI Field Day in San Jose, California, Jim Czuprynski, Jack Poller, Andy Banta, and Stephen Foskett discuss the challenges of powering data centers and the environmental impact of AI and modern computing. They explore potential solutions, including nuclear power, solar energy, and small modular reactors, while also addressing the issue of heat dissipation from high-density computing. The conversation highlights the need for innovation in energy efficiency, with advancements in semiconductor technology and battery storage playing a crucial role. While concerns about power availability persist, the panel remains optimistic that technological progress and cross-industry collaboration will drive sustainable solutions for the future.
Kamiwaza: Orchestrating Generative AI
Jim Czuprynski has recently shared insights on the strategic implementation of generative AI through Kamiwaza’s innovative orchestration capabilities, highlighting how this technology can transform enterprise IT strategies. He explores the powerful potential of AI to automate complex systems and drive significant advancements in operational efficiency and decision-making processes. For additional insights on AI Field Day 6, check out Jim Czuprynski’s posts on LinkedIn Pulse.
VMware: Let’s Take This AI Thing Private!
Jim Czuprynski discusses VMware’s strategic pivot towards private artificial intelligence solutions in his latest LinkedIn Pulse article. He explores how this move could redefine cloud computing boundaries and enhance data security and computation efficiency for their clients. For additional insights from AI Field Day 6, follow Jim Czuprynski’s coverage on LinkedIn Pulse.
MLCommons: Bench More AI Weight With Less Pain
Jim Czuprynski offers an insightful look at MLCommons in his latest article, highlighting its initiative to streamline the benchmarking of AI models to enhance performance optimization with minimal hassle. He explores how MLCommons is setting new standards for fair and efficient AI benchmarks that can significantly ease the burdens on developers. For additional insights on AI Field Day 6, see Jim Czuprynski’s coverage on LinkedIn Pulse.
MemVerge: Machining AI Memory Needs To Size
In his latest LinkedIn Pulse article, Jim Czuprynski reviews MemVerge’s novel approach to optimizing memory architectures for AI workloads. He explores how MemVerge’s technology seamlessly scales to meet the intensive demands of AI applications, enhancing efficiency and processing speed. For more insights from AI Field Day 6, read Jim Czuprynski’s coverage on LinkedIn Pulse.
AI is the Leading Geopolitical Issue
Artificial Intelligence has risen from a plain technical challenge to become the leading geopolitical issue in 2025. This episode of the Tech Field Day podcast, recorded in advance of AI Field Day, features Dr. Bob Sutor, Mitch Ashley, and Jim Czuprynski discussing the balkanization of AI globally. We have previously talked about data sovereignty, but AI is a technology seen to have international importance. From raw materials to chipmaking to systems design to model training, every nation wants to control AI. The United States recently introduced the AI Diffusion Framework to control not just access to chips but also sovereignty of the AI models themselves. We are really just starting to develop AI systems with large language models and yet companies and researchers are already recognizing that we need to move beyond words to spatial, temporal, and true understanding of the world. We are on the cusp of the next space race as regions and nations compete to be the center of the AI universe.
There’s No Gen AI Easy Button. But Google Cloud Helps.
Jim Czuprynski navigates the complexities of implementing generative AI, noting that while there’s no one-click solution, Google Cloud provides significant support to streamline the process. His article highlights Google Cloud’s toolkit, which helps simplify the application of generative AI across various industries. Although AI in the cloud will never be as easy as clicking a button, Google Cloud’s resources and infrastructure can help organizations more effectively harness the power of generative AI, as discussed at Cloud Field Day 20.
So That’s How They Do IT: Google Vertex AI, Powered by Gemini and Google Cloud
Jim Czuprynski offers his perspective on Google Vertex AI, exploring the intersection of Gemini and the Google Cloud platform to empower AI and ML development. He delves into the innovative features that allow for seamless creation, deployment, and scaling of machine learning models, underscoring Google’s integrative approach to AI solutions. Czuprynski’s article provides a clear understanding of how Google’s Vertex AI is shaping the future of AI accessibility and effectiveness within the cloud ecosystem. Read more in this LinkedIn Pulse article inspired by the Google Cloud presentation at Cloud Field Day 20.
Oxide: Bidding a Fond Farewell to On-Prem Computing as We Know It
Jim Czuprynski examines Oxide Computer Company’s novel approach to redefining on-premises computing, signaling a departure from traditional infrastructure paradigms. His article delves into Oxide’s innovative vision of creating a cohesive and efficient ecosystem that integrates the benefits of cloud services with on-prem hardware. Czuprynski suggests that Oxide’s forward-thinking strategy promises to transform the on-premises landscape, delivering more agility and operational simplicity to enterprises. Learn more in this LinkedIn Pulse article inspired by Cloud Field Day 20.
IT Is Hard, Our Users Don’t Care, and They Shouldn’t Have To.
Jim Czuprynski addresses the disconnect between the complexities of IT and the user’s expectation for simplicity and reliability, arguing that end-users should not be burdened with the intricacies of IT. He advocates for a user-centric approach, where seamless and intuitive technology experiences are delivered without exposing users to the underlying challenges. Czuprynski’s commentary is a call to action for IT professionals to prioritize simplicity and efficacy in service delivery, ensuring technology serves as an enabler rather than a hurdle for users. Read more in this article inspired by Morpheus Data’s presentation at Cloud Field Day 20.
Sub-Optimal AI Performance? Maybe It’s Your Network
Jim Czuprynski explores a critical yet often overlooked aspect affecting AI performance: the underlying network infrastructure. He asserts that network issues can significantly hinder AI applications, affecting data flow and processing speed essential for optimal functionality. This analysis serves as a reminder for organizations to scrutinize their network setup to ensure it effectively supports the demands of their AI initiatives. Read more in this LinkedIn Pulse article, written during the Juniper Networks presentation at Cloud Field Day 20.