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KAZ JASNIKOWSKI | March 1, 2019 | 103 views

With the Cloud platform software market expected to reach $90 billion by 2020, even the largest and most conservative organisations are moving some or all of their analytics to the Cloud. With so many options for data preparation, exploration and analytics being offered in the cloud, it is important to dig deep and understand the capabilities and architecture of these offerings.

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How Artificial Intelligence Is Transforming Businesses

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LTI Strengthens Strategic Collaboration with Microsoft

LTI | August 03, 2022

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ISB, Microsoft to set up artificial intelligence digital Lab

The Financial Express | August 28, 2019

Artificial Intelligence (AI) spans every major industry and is likely to dramatically transform industries. With better algorithms and large amounts of data, AI has the potential to perhaps outperform human decision-making. Performance differentials between firms on account of their proficiency with AI will also likely intensify over the coming years and will shake up most industries. “AI is a gamechanger to drive new business models and transform today’s businesses and workplaces,” remarks Anant Maheshwari, president, Microsoft India. Taking a cue, the Indian School of Business (ISB) and Microsoft India have inked a new partnership to take forward their shared vision for an AI-empowered India. Through the creation of the AI Digital Lab, the two organisations will collaborate in research which will use AI and Machine Learning (ML) to study issues that are relevant for business and public policy. In addition, the partnership will also introduce a new executive programme titled “Leading Business Transformation in the Age of AI” in October 2019 which will equip business leaders with tools and strategies to transform their respective organisations to AI-driven organisations.

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NVIDIA Partners with VMware, Brings AI-Boosting GPUs

Market Realist | August 27, 2019

Chipmaker NVIDIA (NVDA) is teaming up with VMware (VMW) and Amazon (AMZN) to speed up artificial intelligence (or AI) tasks. On Monday, NVIDIA announced that it would release accelerated GPU technology for VMware Cloud on Amazon’s cloud division, AWS (Amazon Web Services). The new virtual GPU technology would help the joint customers of NVIDIA and VMware streamline their workflows. However, the companies have not disclosed the release date of the software. NVIDIA to release new GPU technology. The company’s new software would be called vComputeServer, which would support the AI needs of large businesses using AWS. This technology would allow customers to move VMware vSphere-based applications to the cloud easily. Customers would also access high-performance computing, machine learning, data analytics, and video processing applications.

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ISB, Microsoft to set up artificial intelligence digital Lab

The Financial Express | August 28, 2019

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Market Realist | August 27, 2019

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