Many organisations are eager to scale AI, but fewer are confident their infrastructure can support it. Tata Communications aims to bridge that gap.
77% of enterprises prioritize AI, yet only 29% have infrastructure ready—the critical scale gap. Infrastructure unification across networks, cloud, security and edge is now mandatory to move AI from pilots to production industrialisation.
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Many organisations are eager to scale AI, but fewer are confident their infrastructure can support it. Tata Communications aims to bridge that gap.
A recent study found that although 77 per cent of enterprise leaders prioritise AI, only 29 per cent say their infrastructure is ready to support it at scale. (Photos: Shutterstock, Tata Communications)
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