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MariaDB Corporation | July 16, 2020

Database vendor MariaDB updated its flagship platform with a new release out Thursday that brings a series of enhancements, including distributed SQL capabilities. The new MariaDB Platform X5 is the second major release from the open source database vendor in 2020, following the MariaDB X4 release on Jan. 14. Based in Redwood City, Calif., the company has also been busy in 2020 launching its SkySQL cloud database as a service on March 31 and announcing a $25 million round of funding on July 9. M...

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Creatio | December 15, 2022

Creatio, a global vendor of one platform to automate workflows and CRM with no-code and a maximum degree of freedom, today introduced a major platform release. The new 8.0.6. version of Creatio's platform includes updated composable architecture that enables organizations to create apps faster than ever before. It also offers an updated Freedom UI and intelligent AI-driven recommendations engine for workflow design and automation. Composable architecture...

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Intel | July 01, 2022

The oneAPI DevSummit for AI 2022 will be a live virtual event that will be hosted by Intel on July 12, 2022. The event will focus on the construction of AI applications that scale fluidly from edge to cloud. Researchers, data scientists, and developers are invited to this one-day conference to: Make connections with business leaders who are focused on overcoming obstacles in AI development to boost output and spur innovation. Discover d...

Google | January 28, 2020

MediaPipe could previously be deployed to desktop, mobile devices running Android and iOS, and edge devices like Google’s Coral hardware family, but it’s increasingly making its way to the web courtesy WebAssembly, a portable binary code format for executable programs, and XNNPack ML Inference Library, an optimized collection of floating-point AI inference operators. MediaPipe could previously be deployed to desktop, mobile devices running Android and iOS, and edge devices like Googl...