Compute Gravity
The architectural principle that applications and processing power tend to migrate closer to where massive data sets reside.
Compute Gravity is an architectural concept dictating that as datasets grow to massive, petabyte scales, it becomes physically and economically impossible to move the data to the compute. Instead, the compute must be moved to the data.
In the age of AI, moving vast troves of unstructured data out of a secure corporate data lake and into a cloud provider's AI inference engine is slow, expensive, and insecure.
Compute Gravity forces organizations to adopt on-premises AI deployments, placing the inference GPUs directly adjacent to the secured data storage, thereby minimizing latency and enforcing absolute data sovereignty.