Late last month the United Kingdom filed Article 50, officially notifying Europe of its intent to leave the European Union. This will most certainly impact the global economy, but can we trust our current forecasting systems to prepare us for […]
Article 50: Can Legacy Forecasting Systems Prepare Us for the Impact of Brexit? Read More »
One of the inherent problems with IBM’s Power Systems Computing effort was its focus on the processor. This makes sense for companies like AMD and Intel which, at their heart, are processor companies but for IBM—a solutions company—this effectively crippled
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One of the more interesting products showcased at the Nvidia Jetson TX2 launch last week was the Cisco Spark Board—a secure white board from Cisco which initially focuses on mostly making collaboration easy. Its initial core capability is that it
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“The Giving Tree” is a well-known children’s picture book by Shel Silverstein and tells about the relationship between a boy and an apple tree. The tree eagerly fulfills the boy’s wishes, even if it means having its branches cut off
Technology – A ‘Giving Tree’? Read More »
In any competitive market the key players do all they can to stay at least one step ahead of the competition – and few markets are quite as competitive as the world of online casinos. Ever since they first started
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One of the interesting announcements this week was Watson For Cybersecurity. While it has been rumored that Watson has been tied to DOD and Intelligence efforts for some time this is the first time we’ve seen Watson’s powerful AI engine
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IBM’s OpenPOWER organization has clearly stepped up its game this week with a massive move towards making deep learning and AI efforts far more affordable. The latest announcement was to expand both its Open Source efforts to include TensorFlow—a Google-developed
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Most of the technology we use today seems to require a degree of trust between you and the company providing the service. When it comes to things like Siri, Cortana, or Amazon’s Alexa, things can get even trickier because in
Be Vigilant, But Don’t Fear Amazon’s Alexa Read More »
It being the first week of January, it’s time to dust off my most comfortable walking shoes, search the couch for spare change and head to Las Vegas for the Consumer Electronics Show (CES), along with 150,000+ other people. CES
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In 2016, artificial intelligence (AI) clearly became more than a marketing-infused buzzword. Why so? Because major vendors focusing on AI, including Amazon, Facebook, Google, IBM, Intel, Microsoft and Salesforce are making the investments necessary for creating AI platforms and working
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