A recent study by Nutanix has highlighted the accelerated adoption of Generative AI (GenAI) and containerization within the healthcare sector, while also identifying significant challenges in the modernization of IT infrastructure needed to support these technologies. According to the report, 99% of healthcare organizations are leveraging GenAI applications, yet nearly all face data security and integration challenges when scaling these workloads. The study emphasizes the necessity for enhanced data governance and modernized infrastructure to fully realize the benefits of GenAI, given its critical impact on patient outcomes. Additionally, the expansion of containerization and Kubernetes deployments is noted as a significant trend accommodating the growing cloud native applications.
Elsewhere in the market, Datadog was trading firmly up 14.9% and closing at $155.15. Meanwhile, VMware lagged, down 5% to close at $142.48.
Strong demand for IT modernization, driven by companies seeking alternatives, positions Nutanix for rapid growth opportunities. Discover the full narrative on how Nutanix could capitalize on this market shift.
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Microsoft ended the day at $498.84 up 1.6%, not far from its 52-week high. This week, Microsoft announced collaborations with Lunit for AI healthcare solutions and expanded partnerships with M-Files and Varonis for enhanced AI and security capabilities.
Apple closed at $213.55 up 0.5%.
Alphabet settled at $179.53 up 0.5%.
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