SQL Server 2025 brings AI capabilities directly into the database, making it easier for organizations to build and deploy AI-powered applications without adding significant infrastructure complexity.
As AI services become increasingly customer-facing, downtime becomes more visible and costly. This article emphasizes that robust high availability and disaster recovery strategies are essential to keep both databases and AI-driven applications continuously available.
Read the full article here: The AI Journal
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