Embracing Modern Software Development Practices in the AI Era
The whitepaper reveals how organizations can transform their software development practices to meet today’s demanding business requirements while ensuring security and quality. Key findings include:
- 87% of developers using generative AI reported increased focus on meaningful work
- Organizations face significant challenges in monitoring security across growing attack surfaces
- Modern software development requires new skills in infrastructure operations (59%), cloud migration (54%), and cybersecurity (52%)
Download to learn:
- How to implement the four pillars of modern software development.
- Strategies for successful adoption of modern software practices.
- Ways to balance innovation with security and governance.
- Best practices for integrating AI into development processes.
Harvard Business Review Analytic Services – DevOps Whitepaper
An artificial intelligence data center that would use more electricity than every home in Wyoming combined before expanding to as much as five times that size will be built soon near Cheyenne, according to the city’s mayor. With cool weather — good for keeping computer temperatures down — and an abundance of inexpensive electricity from a top energy-producing state, Wyoming’s capital has become a hub of computing power. The city has been home to Microsoft data centers since 2012. An $800 million data center announced last year by Facebook parent company Meta Platforms is nearing completion. The latest data center, a joint effort between regional energy infrastructure company Tallgrass and AI data center developer Crusoe, would begin at 1.8 gigawatts of electricity and be scalable to 10 gigawatts. A gigawatt can power as many as 1 million homes. But that’s more homes than Wyoming has people. The least populated state, Wyoming, has about 590,000 people. But this proposed data center is so big, it would have its own dedicated energy from gas generation and renewable sources. 