New Artificial Intelligence Research Findings Show Acceleration in Data Center Deployments

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CoreSite, in collaboration with Ericsson and Heavy Reading, released a research report titled “Artificial Intelligence: Charting the Way Forward for AI”. The report highlights trends in AI adoption among IT leaders and service providers. Key findings indicate that 82% of surveyed companies anticipate an increase in AI usage within five years. The study emphasizes the importance of hybrid IT solutions and low-latency networks for successful AI deployment in data centers, showcasing opportunities for enhanced customer experience and potential revenue growth.

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• 82% of companies expect increased AI usage in the next five years.
• Emphasis on hybrid IT solutions highlights a growing trend toward off-premises data centers.
• Focus on low-latency networks indicates strong infrastructure support for AI deployment.

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CoreSite, Ericsson and Market Research Firm Heaving Reading Conduct Survey with IT Leaders and Service Providers Focused on AI Opportunities, Challenges and Adoption

DENVER--(BUSINESS WIRE)--

CoreSite, a leading hybrid IT solutions provider and subsidiary of American Tower Corporation (NYSE: AMT) (“American Tower”), today announced the release of the new research report “Artificial Intelligence: Charting the Way Forward for AI: 2022 Survey of IT Leaders and Service Providers on AI Deployment” in collaboration with the market research and competitive analysis group Heavy Reading and Ericsson. The report examines industry trends and future infrastructure requirements to deploy artificial intelligence (AI) and highlights key business justifications for service providers to deploy AI in the data center, including better customer experience and retention, improved network performance and opportunities for new revenues and cost savings.

According to Heavy Reading, the data suggests that investments in deploying AI in data centers and networks can deliver a valuable return on investment and can have significant impact on key technologies that are being deployed today, including cloud services and 5G mobile networks.

Among the key highlights from the survey results are:

• AI usage is expected to accelerate rapidly – the overwhelming majority of companies surveyed will be increasing their use of AI and machine learning (ML) in the data center. Over the next five years, 82% of respondents expect their company’s use of AI to increase.
• Hybrid IT is the solution businesses are leveraging to deploy AI – combining the power of on-premises and colocation data centers – the majority of businesses surveyed are planning to deploy AI in a hybrid combination of on- and off-premises data centers. The results also suggest a shift from on-premises to off-premises locations, particularly for mobile network operators.
• The criticality of low latency networks, interconnection and cloud networking to deploying AI and AI infrastructure architecture – More than 80% of respondents said low-latency networks/interconnection/cloud networking is either critical or very important as part of their AI/ML infrastructure architecture.

“Low latency networks and artificial-intelligence-as-a-service (AIaaS) will play a significant part in AI/ML infrastructure architecture. Heavy Reading expects that the industry will continue to shift AI workloads toward off-premises colocation data centers and edge data centers within a hybrid infrastructure architecture,” said Simon Stanley, Analyst-at-Large for Heavy Reading. “With the right investments in AI capabilities and resources, service providers can deploy AI in data centers and networks and deliver benefits across many market areas.”

The Heavy Reading AI Acceleration in Data Center Service Provider Survey was conducted earlier in 2022 with individuals working for operators with mobile network businesses.

Upcoming AI Webinar

To learn more about the latest AI trends, opportunities and research, join the upcoming webinar hosted by Heavy Reading on Oct. 26 at 12 p.m. ET with Simon Stanley, Analyst-at-Large at Heavy Reading; Matt Senderhauf, Vice President of Interconnections Strategy and Product Management at CoreSite; and Ayodele Damola, Director AI/ML Strategy at Ericsson. Register here.

Additional Resources

• Find out more about Artificial Intelligence: Charting the Way Forward for AI: 2022 Survey of IT Leaders and Service Providers on AI Deployment
• Read the CoreSite and American Tower white paper – Accelerating Wireless Wireline Network Convergence: Enabling the Metaverse, Omniverse and Future Digital Infrastructure
• Learn more about Artificial Intelligence: The Types, Value and Applications

About CoreSite

CoreSite, an American Tower company (NYSE: AMT), provides hybrid IT solutions that empower enterprises, cloud, network, and IT service providers to monetize and future-proof their digital business. Our highly interconnected data center campuses offer a native digital supply chain featuring direct cloud onramps to enable our customers to build customized hybrid IT infrastructure and accelerate digital transformation. For more than 20 years, CoreSite’s team of technical experts have partnered with customers to optimize operations, elevate customer experience, dynamically scale, and leverage data to gain competitive edge. For more information, visit CoreSite.com and follow us on LinkedIn and Twitter.

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