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Author Archives: Doug Black
Doug Black
Facial Recognition’s Big 3: Accuracy (without Bias), Speed and Size
July 19th, 2019 Comments Off on Facial Recognition’s Big 3: Accuracy (without Bias), Speed and Size
Having witnessed advancements in facial recognition from the start, I’ve marveled at the accumulation of use cases as companies familiarize themselves with the technology. Facial recognition facilitates enhancements to everyday life — helping us organize our online photos, replacing ...
Deep Learning Drives Global Financial Institution ‘to Gain Every Little Cent’
July 18th, 2019 (1)
Oh, to be a data scientist now that AI is here. Money, prestige, deference and little interference, since few understand much of what data scientists do. Still, it isn’t all beer and skittles, data scientists face the daily grind, ...
Red Hat in Middle of IBM-AT&T’s Expanded 5G, Cloud Pact
July 16th, 2019 Comments Off on Red Hat in Middle of IBM-AT&T’s Expanded 5G, Cloud Pact
Ranked behind only the Dell-EMC and Avago-Broadcom acquisitions as the largest in the history of the technology industry, IBM’s $34 billion blockbuster purchase of Red Hat, announced last October and closed last week, may already be paying dividends. This ...
Graph Databases and Why You Should Care About Them
July 15th, 2019 Comments Off on Graph Databases and Why You Should Care About Them
You use graph databases every day and probably don’t know it. Every time you visit LinkedIn and see first-, second-, or third-degree connections, you’re getting results from the social networking site’s professional network graph built on a graph database. Facebook, Instagram ...
Intelligent Data Virtualization and Freedom of Choice for Data Scientists
July 12th, 2019 Comments Off on Intelligent Data Virtualization and Freedom of Choice for Data Scientists
Data scientists must deliver accurate, agile insights that enhance company performance. At the same time, they face a host of technical barriers involving legacy data silos, security, data governance and a growing variety of business intelligence (BI) tools. Oddly ...
Nvidia Expands DGX-Ready AI Program to 19 Countries
July 11th, 2019 Comments Off on Nvidia Expands DGX-Ready AI Program to 19 Countries
Nvidia’s DGX-Ready Data Center Program, announced in January and designed to provide colo and public cloud-like options to access the company’s GPU-powered servers for AI workloads, has expanded the program beyond the U.S. and doubled the number of data ...
U.S., China Surge AI Venture Investment
July 10th, 2019 Comments Off on U.S., China Surge AI Venture Investment
Surprise! Venture capital funding in AI is heating up – sorry, continuing to heat up – hitting a record high in 2018, according to GlobalData, a data and analytics company. The top 10 VC investors took part in 150 ...
Applied Materials Embedding New Memory Technologies in Chips
July 9th, 2019 Comments Off on Applied Materials Embedding New Memory Technologies in Chips
Applied Materials, the $17 billion Santa Clara-based materials engineering company for the semiconductor industry, today announced manufacturing systems enabling new memory technologies to be deposited “with atomic-level precision” within chips. “Today’s high-volume memory technologies including DRAM, SRAM and flash ...
How to Overcome the AI Trust Gap: A Strategy for Business Leaders
July 6th, 2019 Comments Off on How to Overcome the AI Trust Gap: A Strategy for Business Leaders
AI is like the world, you can’t get around it – you’ve got to take it on. Numerous studies point to higher profits and productivity at companies that adopt machine and deep learning, and most companies have AI projects ...
IoT Is Coming to Your Pets
July 5th, 2019 Comments Off on IoT Is Coming to Your Pets
People will do anything for their pets – this is something businesses bank on. Pets are family, after all, and in the U.S. alone there are 85 million families with pets, so it’s no surprise the pet industry is ...