When we look at what AI is meant to be; ‘the mechanisation of the behaviour of human thought’  ; the ability for a machine to behave in a humanlike fashion, making autonomous decisions based on reasoning, to have thought that leads to smart decisions and hence improved outcomes, ideally better than a real intelligence could achieve. We seek this for advantage, not because we are not capable, but if achieved, a machine can operate faster, assimilate more data, do it for longer and in a way that human factors such as tiredness, stress and emotion will not affect.
One of the biggest challenges facing organisations is that digital transformation is not easy and bringing together new innovations in a heterogeneous way can be complex. New announcements at Huawei 2020 present new opportunities for develops and customers to better face these challenges.
Businesses are having to make hard decisions, forced to adjust to the new world we find ourselves in and to pivot quickly again (and again), to make changes that affect processes, technology, and people. I would suggest that we now find everything is up for consideration. That a smart leader will revisit every system in use, how it operates, its costs and its value of delivery to the new needs....
Contributor and Cloud Evangelist Ian Moyse seeks the capabilities most have come to hope from a multi-cloud environment. Many either pay lip service in delivery or have found their current approaches limiting. Where is the promised land of "easy to shift when required" and to mix cloud platforms freely without limitations of cost and development?  The Multi-cloud enables an organisation to distribute workloads across multiple cloud environments, mitigating single cloud risks and gaining a bigger return for investment.