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  **5.1.3 Enterprise AI workloads**
  
  AI holds tremendous promise for facilitating digital transformations, accelerating innovation, 
  enhancing the efficiency of internal processes, identifying new marketplace opportunities, 
  and more. For organizations to take advantage of AI and cognitive technologies, such as 
  machine learning and deep learning, they need powerful, accelerated servers that can handle 
  these data-intensive workloads. 