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Defining open standards is essential for deploying and governing machine learning models at scale for enterprise businesses.
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AI analytics leader enhances scale, develops new capabilities with new deployment.
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Deep machine learning method can predict molecular wave functions and electronic properties of molecules.
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Unified platform for ITSM and ITOM to discover, monitor, service, remediate, and optimize IT landscape, enriched with pervasive intelligence to turn unknowns to knowns, and deliver a consumer grade experience to the enterprise.
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Thanks to their intricate IT architectures and the sheer amount of highly sensitive data involved, the financial and insurance industries are both considered slow when it comes to digital transformation. This has made it problematic for high street banks and insurers to run as fast as the new FinTechs currently stealing market share, such as Monzo and Starling. By Grant Caley, CTO, NetApp UK and Ireland.
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Enterprises currently face the challenge of how to adopt and integrate AI and ML into their operations effectively, at scale and with minimum complexity. In tandem, today’s AI workloads have become increasingly advanced and the compute power required to support them has exponentially increased.
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Hear LinkedIn’s senior SRE, Todd Palino, share how the company continually improves the state of its infrastructure, so that the developers who are rolling out applications have a framework that they can do it within, and they can do it safely. LinkedIn currently generates over 50 terabytes a day of unique metrics on applications. No human is going to look at 50 terabytes a day of data and get anything useful out of it, so LinkedIn relies on systems give them some useful signal out of all that noise. By moving down the road of machine learning, LinkedIn can now do anomaly detection using machine learning models.
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