According to the latest “Voice of the Enterprise” survey conducted by 451 Research, 34% of machine learning (ML) projects fail and don’t get to production. And a previous Gartner report that found 47% of machine learning projects fail to go into production. What these statistics show is that there’s still a long way to go ...Full article
In this monthly feature we bring you up to date on the latest career developments in the enterprise AI community – promotions, new hires and accolades: Markus Bauman Matillion, the enterprise cloud data integration platform provider, appointed Markus Bauman as its general counsel and chief legal officer. Bauman brings to Matillion a background in corporate ...Full article
Nvidia believes it has the antidote to the headaches of putting AI to work without the need to hire data scientists. The TAO starter kit -- which stands for Train, Adapt and Optimize -- speeds up the process of creating AI models for speech and vision recognition. "You don't really need the AI expertise. You ...Full article
Intel reiterated it is well on its way to merging its roadmap of high-performance CPUs and GPUs as it shifts over to newer manufacturing processes and packaging technologies in the coming years. The company is merging the CPU and GPU lineups into a chip (codenamed Falcon Shores) which Intel has dubbed an XPU. Falcon Shores ...Full article
AI is rapidly shifting from a technology used by the world’s largest service providers – like Amazon, Google, Microsoft, Netflix and Spotify – to becoming a tool that midsize enterprises adopt to build new products, grow revenue, increase customer engagement and retention, and expand into new markets. Yet despite all the excitement around AI, many ...Full article
Nvidia is lining up Arm-based server platforms for a range of HPC, AI and cloud applications. The new systems employ Nvidia’s custom Grace Arm CPUs in four different configurations, including a Grace Hopper HGX baseboard powered by Nvidia's forthcoming Grace CPU and its new Hopper GPU. Nvidia announced that its first Grace CPU-powered system designs ...Full article
Since its founding in 2012, London-based software-defined storage provider SoftIron has been making its case for what it calls secure provenance: a term that encompasses the company’s rigorous accounting of the supply chain behind its products, including full control of design and engineering, in-house manufacturing and assembly and authorship of the full software stack. Typically, ...Full article
Nvidia is bringing liquid cooling, which it typically puts alongside GPUs on the high-performance computing systems, to its mainstream server GPU portfolio. The company will start shipping its A100 PCIe Liquid Cooled GPU, which is based on the Ampere architecture, for servers later this year. The liquid-cooled GPU based on the company’s new Hopper architecture ...Full article
Nvidia, well on its way to dominating AI in data centers with its chips, is trying to make inroads into devices on the edge. The company in July will start shipping modules of its Jetson development boards, which it claimed deliver server-class AI performance in a computer that can be held in the palm of ...Full article
Everyone knows the total amount of business data has grown exponentially in recent years. But, did you know that manufacturing plants and other facilities expect to generate two to six times more data in the next two years? Correspondingly McKinsey & Company has predicted the value of the Internet of Things (IoT) market for factories will reach between ...Full article
Intel is moving the focus from its server CPUs to a growing roster of adjacent chips that are driving a fundamental shift in computing to AI in which answers are derived from associations and patterns found in data. Accelerators such as GPUs and AI chips took the spotlight at Intel’s recent Vision event near Dallas. ...Full article
Almost exactly a year ago, Google launched its Tensor Processing Unit (TPU) v4 chips at Google I/O 2021, promising twice the performance compared to the TPU v3. At the time, Google CEO Sundar Pichai said that Google’s data centers would “soon have dozens of TPU v4 Pods, many of which will be operating at or ...Full article
The scope of artificial intelligence has dramatically widened in recent years as critical advancements in the field have resulted in its expansion across a variety of sectors, from healthcare and energy to construction and aerospace. AI has made tremendous strides in these areas with endless use cases on the horizon – from energy efficiency and ...Full article
Intel has shared more details on a new interconnect that is the foundation of the company’s long-term plan for x86, Arm and RISC-V architectures to co-exist in a single chip package. The semiconductor company is taking a modular approach to chip design with the option for customers to cram computing blocks such as CPUs, GPUs ...Full article
Intel is extending its roadmap for infrastructure processors through 2026, the company said at its Vision conference being held in Grapevine, Texas. The company’s IPUs (infrastructure processing units) are megachips that are designed to improve datacenter efficiency by offloading functions such as networking control, storage management and security that were traditionally run on a host ...Full article
At the hybrid Intel Vision event today, Intel’s Habana Labs team launched two major new products: Gaudi2, the second generation of the Gaudi deep learning training processor; and Greco, the successor to the Goya deep learning inference processor. Intel says that the processors offer significant speedups relative to their predecessors and the competition. Gaudi2 processors ...Full article
In this monthly feature we bring you up to date on the latest career developments in the enterprise AI community – promotions, new hires and accolades: Sara Andrews Marvell, a provider of data infrastructure semiconductor solutions, appointed Sara Andrews to its board of directors. Andrews currently serves as the chief information security officer at Experian. ...Full article
Panasas started off specializing in storage hardware, but more than 20 years on, the company is placing a big bet on its software stack to meet storage needs for high-performance applications. The company on Wednesday introduced new storage products called ActiveStor Ultra XL and ActiveStor Flash for high-performance computing and artificial intelligence applications. The products ...Full article
In a one-two punch of new AI announcements, Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) today announced its new Machine Learning Development System (MLDS) and Swarm Learning solutions. Both are aimed at easing the burdens of AI development in a development environment that increasingly features large amounts of protected data and specialized hardware. HPE’s MLDS HPE pitches the ...Full article
Open source service mesh project Istio has announced its intention to join the Cloud Native Computing Foundation as an incubating project. Google, IBM, and Lyft launched Istio v0.1 in May 2017, and according to the Istio Steering Committee’s announcement, “That first version set the standard for what a service mesh should be: traffic management, policy enforcement, ...Full article
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