AI's Latest Rocket Ship Is An Old School, 28-Year-Old Data Company

Source: Biztoc.com· youtube.com· August 14, 2026
AI's Latest Rocket Ship Is An Old School, 28-Year-Old Data Company

For nearly three decades, Alex Bouzari ran a data storage stalwart for research labs at the likes of NASA. Now the AI boom has ...

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