Gary and Scott sat down with Sarah Craynon Zumbrum, Sr. Manager of Cloud Engineering with Oracle to discuss AI, careers and much more. She’s also a Gen AI Board member at Webber International University offering expert guidance to the faculty and students. Sarah's a wealth of knowledge as her team are on the forefront of AI as part of Oracle, one of the best tech companies in the world.
Sarah provides excellent insight into how organizations can begin their AI journey breaking down areas to focus including in some instances using CPUs over GPUs.
Have a listen and hear about Sarah’s journey in AI. Oh, and she’s an amazing Tri-athlete.
Sarah’s profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sczumbrum/
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