Huawei Releases Top 10 Trends of Data Center Facility In 2025
Recently, Huawei releases the 10 trends of data center facility in 2025, aiming to provide the industry a clear picture of data center facility evolution and enlighten the way to the future. From 2010 to 2019, the data center industry experienced a spectacular decade. Data center has evolved from ICT equipment rooms to cloud data …
Diamanti Accelerates Energy And Service Organizations’ Adoption Of AI/ML
Diamanti, creators of the first bare-metal hyperconverged platform for Kubernetes and containers, will share how large energy and service organizations are leveraging the Diamanti platform to validate their artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) use cases at the ARC Industry Forum 2020 in Orlando. AI and ML applications often leverage GPU processing for training …
Helping Advance Huntington’s Disease Research By Using AI To Map the Human Brain
Neurodegenerative diseases are disorders that progressively affect neurons in the brain, altering their function and causing their death. They include many different disorders, such as Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s diseases, which are among the top causes of disability and death and cost hundreds of billions of dollars per year in the U.S. alone (1). Huntington’s disease …
AI-Powered Monitoring For Hybrid IT
With its investment in OpsRamp, HPE looks to open a new chapter in IT operations management Consider this: when you drive a car, how would you know whether the car needs maintenance? You might look for status indicators like a check engine or change oil light. Similarly, when a pilot flies an airplane, they rely …
Engineers Design Bionic “Heart” For Testing Prosthetic Valves, Other Cardiac Devices
As the geriatric population is expected to balloon in the coming decade, so too will rates of heart disease in the United States. The demand for prosthetic heart valves and other cardiac devices — a market that is valued at more than $5 billion dollars today — is predicted to rise by almost 13 percent …
Can AI-based Cybersecurity Render Human Error Extinct?
Numbed by yet another year of data breaches–2,013 in 2019 alone by one estimate–it is no surprise researchers widely acknowledge human error as a top-source of cyber insecurity. C-Suite executives and policy makers called “human error” their top cybersecurity risk in Oracle’s Security in the Age of AI report, released last May. Without change, the scale and …
Yara And IBM Launch An Open Collaboration For Farm And Field Data To Advance Sustainable Food Production
Yara International (OSE: YAR), a global leader in crop nutrition and digital farming solutions, and IBM (NYSE: IBM), invite farmer associations, industry players, academia and NGOs from the food and agriculture industry to join a movement to develop an open data exchange that facilitates collaboration around farm and field data, with the aim of improving the efficiency, transparency …
IBM Transforms Workplace Experiences With New AI Capability For Intelligent Real Estate And Facility Management
IBM introduced artificial intelligence (AI) into its TRIRIGA solution to help real estate and facility management professionals better utilize office space and deliver a more engaging workplace experience. TRIRIGA, one of the leading Integrated Workplace Management Systems in the world, includes TRIRIGA Building Insights, and combines occupancy data from sources, such as WIFI and/or IoT sensors, with newly embedded AI. This provides customers operating …
Open-sourcing Polygames, A New Framework For Training AI Bots Through Self-play
Polygames is a new open-source AI research framework for training agents to master strategy games through self-play, rather than by studying extensive examples of successful gameplay. Because it is more flexible and has more features than previous frameworks, Polygames can help researchers with advancing and benchmarking a broad range of zero learning (ZL) techniques that …
Greater Zurich Area Lays Foundation For AI Solutions Of Tomorrow
For artificial intelligence to prevail, intelligent computing systems that are many times more efficient than today’s standard computers are required. Novel solutions developed in Zurich are driving this revolution – and attracting prominent international partners. Already back in the 1990s researchers in Zurich were banking on artificial intelligence (AI). Thanks to this visionary attitude, a …