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AI project failures stem from database limitations, not models

Enterprise AI projects frequently fail not due to model inaccuracies, but because existing databases cannot handle the demands of agentic systems. These systems require real-time data retrieval, action initiation, and cross-system reasoning, capabilities that traditional data infrastructure often lacks. pgEdge CEO David Mitchell highlights this challenge, emphasizing the need for databases that can support these complex, dynamic AI operations. AI

IMPACT Highlights that robust database infrastructure is critical for the successful deployment and scaling of agentic AI systems in enterprise environments.

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AI project failures stem from database limitations, not models

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    Most enterprise # AI projects don't stall because the model is wrong. They stall because the database can't meet production requirements. pgEdge CEO David Mitch

    Most enterprise # AI projects don't stall because the model is wrong. They stall because the database can't meet production requirements. pgEdge CEO David Mitchell explains why agentic systems make this harder: they're not just answering questions. They retrieve live data, initia…