Join this episode of DMRadio as host Eric Kavanagh and special guest Tony Asaro from Hammerspace break down the buzz around DeepSeek, the AI model that sent shockwaves through the industry. Is it really a game-changer, or just another headline-grabber? We'll explore the impact on Nvidia, the economics of AI training, and how cutting-edge data orchestration is reshaping the landscape. Get ready for a deep dive into the future of AI—no panic necessary!

Join this DMRadio episode to hear Danielle LeBlanc of DiKayo Data share her perspective as a millennial data enthusiast exploring innovative ways to work with open-source datasets and modern tools like Tableau and SQL. Learn about the importance of staying open-minded, focusing on meaningful insights like conversions over vanity metrics, and embracing continuous learning to navigate the ever-evolving analytics landscape.

How much innovation can the analytics industry stand? The folks at Databricks are pushing that envelope! With AI at every layer of the stack, it's like an optimization party and all stakeholders are invited. The engineers at DataChat have been busy as well, leveraging Large Language Models to let their clients have that "conversation with their data" just like we've always imagined. Learn more on this episode of DM Radio!

Hop on board as we explore the latest trends in data and AI unveiled at CES. From groundbreaking innovations to real-world applications, this episode dives into how cutting-edge technology is shaping the future of industries worldwide.

From accelerated computing to expedited results, the AI market continues to blow minds and open doors. And thanks to all the gamers around the world who created a massive market for Graphic Processing Units (GPUs), we now have massively parallel processing capabilities that are accelerating everything from art to science to research and development. What's the latest in this fast-evolving universe? Find out on this episode of DM Radio as Host @eric_kavanagh interviews Dion Harris of NVIDIA!

Data Science and Data Warehousing would seem to be two peas in a pod! Both disciplines focus on generating valuable data-driven insights to optimize business decisions. And yet at many organizations, they are run by different groups that often don't even talk to each other. That's likely changing soon, in part because of advances in both worlds. Learn more on this episode of DM Radio!