In the news this week: a data management provider teams with the GPU leader, the DOE provides $15 million in funding to speed the development of ML and AI, app developers get an easier way to use Kubernetes, and more.
Here is a look at some of the top AI trends for 2020:
Making data quickly actionable creates difficult challenges for the old data management order.
Companies need to build up AI skills and overcome cultural challenges to its use. The key to accomplishing these objectives is to do many projects quickly.
IoT-extended AI brings three main benefits to manufacturers: supply chain optimization, smart manufacturing, and product or service innovation,
Organizations can optimize IoT data, quickly and cost-effectively deriving its business value by developing expertise in ETL (extract, transfer, load) technologies.
By integrating continuous intelligence systems into business processes using real time and historical data, organizations can respond in near real time.
AI is critical to bringing utilities into today's digital era and establishing a more affordable, reliable, accessible, and sustainable system.
Recent research found many metro areas reporting a return-on-investment from smart city deployments.
Consumers and retail staff both win from mobile POS solutions, as the staff is able to manage high traffic situations with ease, while shoppers are treated to a better, customized in-store experience.