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Introducing Megaport AI Exchange

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Supercharge your AI innovation with secure, scalable, and high-performance connectivity for your AI workloads.

Easy Ways to Interconnect Your Network

Cloud Networking

In 2024, an interconnected network is a must-have. Here’s how to get one and supercharge your business operations.

Top 10 How-To Guides To Improve Your Network

Cloud Networking

Tech providers often provide valuable resources to help you optimize your network. Here are ten of our recent favorites.

Comparing Generative AI Offerings From Major Cloud Providers

Cloud Networking

Avoid AI overwhelm and weigh up your options easily with our roundup of the top generative AI offerings from AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud.

How Generative AI is Changing the Way We Harness Our Data

Cloud Networking

In today’s ever-evolving digital landscape, data is the new gold. And with the advent of generative AI in cloud services, businesses have a unique chance to transform their data in powerful new ways.

How We’re Using AI and ML to Improve Cloud Management

Cloud Networking

With artificial intelligence and machine learning in the news of late, what might they mean for cloud computing? Michael Vitale explains how we’re positioning these technologies to benefit our customers.

A Guide to Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning with Oracle Cloud

Partners

Learn how to leverage Oracle’s extensive features to improve your enterprise network from the inside out, making it easier to innovate than ever before.

SaaS, AI, and Connectivity in the Second Wave of Cloud

Cloud Networking

Software as a Service (SaaS) applications and AI are evolving and stimulating innovation for cloud consumers. In order to capture the momentum of new technologies, organizations require an optimized and cohesive interconnection and data centre infrastructure solution. Today’s SaaS Applications SaaS has evolved to solve a broader set of business issues, just as organizations have become more entrenched in how they can support customer needs. The SaaS applications of yesterday were not the complex layered applications we regularly use today; the likes of Microsoft Office 365, Google’s G Suite, and Dropbox have advanced far beyond basic web pages. This added complexity, along with the heavier throughput associated with today’s SaaS applications, has driven the need for reduced latency and increased performance at the network layer to ensure business critical applications work to their peak abilities. Best-effort public internet access is not architected for guaranteed or consistent performance, but many organizations have to use it due to lack of access or knowledge on how to access SaaS applications via private connections. Inconsistent network performance degrades the user experience, productivity, and impacts revenue. Security and reliability are top-of-mind when deploying critical workloads and accessing applications housed in public cloud infrastructure. There are also major concerns around the ease of troubleshooting issues quickly; if a CTO is pushing data to numerous SaaS applications and their network connection is unreliable, or even has inconsistent round-trip latency, the consequences for their organization could be huge. As a result, there is an increased demand for a different way for organizations to connect with, utilize, and consume their overall cloud portfolio.

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