Migrating AI workloads often means 70%+ redevelopment, warns cloud architect
DavidLinthicum · x · 2026-10-23
Cloud architect David Linthicum cautions that moving AI workloads isn't a small tweak — decoupling from specialized hardware or a cloud provider often means 70%+ redevelopment. Expect more changes and higher costs than anticipated; AI can assist but won't do it all.
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