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Quantum computing and hollow-core fiber shaping tomorrow’s IT: theCUBE Microsoft Ignite analysis
- Quantum computing is advancing alongside AI & networking to reshape technology, with innovations designed to unlock new possibilities for data analysis and productivity.
- Hollow-core fiber is a technology that’s being implemented by organizations to carry more capacity over greater distances with lower latency.
- Microsoft is exploring applications for this technology in AI data centres, being able to stretch the fibres across data centres.
- The need for security, governance, and observability in increasingly complex IT environments was emphasized at the Microsoft Ignite keynote.
- AI and quantum computing are two key technologies driving innovation, with Microsoft’s focus on integrating AI into tools such as Microsoft 365 Copilot and its broader Azure ecosystem.
- Promising advancements from Microsoft’s collaboration with Atom Computing include achieving greater reliability with 24 qubits in a commercially neutral environment towards making quantum solutions accessible.
- Microsoft’s efforts to strengthen its security posture reflect the industry’s broader challenge of ensuring trust in new technologies and protecting AI models from AI-driven threats.
- Staying ahead of increasingly sophisticated malicious actors and investing in security will be important for any AI that is deployed.
- Observability of increasingly complex, distributed environments are of concern for organizations.
- Microsoft Ignite keynote emphasized challenges of securing AI models and establishing clear governance frameworks.
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