Nisum, a global technology consulting firm headquartered in Silicon Valley, California has announced a partnership with BigCommerce, the Austin, Texas-based subscription e-commerce platform.

DC's Monumental Sports & Entertainment partners with Nisum to further strategic IT initiatives.

This article is part of a VB special issue. Read the full series here: Data centers in 2023: How to do more with less. As the demand for data processing and storage continues to surge, data centers are grappling with the challenge of evolving and expanding. The changing landscape of platforms, equipment design, topologies, power density requirements and cooling demands all underscore the pressing need for new architectural designs. Data center infrastructures often struggle to align current and projected IT loads with their critical infrastructure, resulting in a mismatch that threatens their ability to meet escalating requirements. Against this backdrop, traditional data center approaches must be revised.Data centers are now integrating artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) technologies into their infrastructure to remain competitive. By implementing an AI-driven layer within traditional data center architectures, companies can create autonomous data centers that can optimize and perform generic data engineering tasks without human intervention.Turbocharging traditional architectures with AIThe proliferation of AI and ML technologies within data centers has been notable in recent years