AI needed to solve AI-driven woes


KUALA LUMPUR: Learning how to adapt to and incorporate artificial intelligence (AI) into data centre systems would be key to Malaysia meeting its aspiration of becoming a regional data centre hub, says an industry player.

Leading critical digital infrastructure provider Vertiv is among the companies that are hoping to help in this regard by highlighting the impact AI can have on sustainable and responsible data centre operations.

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