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Software

NetExperience | May 13, 2021

NetExperience, the developer of the first end-to-end WLAN program and service that is OpenWiFi compliant, today announced the general availability of its new platform designed to interoperate and control all Telecom Infra Project (TIP) OpenWiFi compatible access points. The NetExperience Platform has been thoroughly tested with TIP-compliant access points such as TP-EX227, Link's EC420, and EX447, EdgeCore's ECW52111, ECW5410, EAP101&102, and CIG's WF-610D, WF-188n...

AI Tech

Microsoft | March 01, 2021

Microsoft Corporation has announced new capabilities in its responsible AI (RAI) toolkits to help data scientists reduce bias within their ML models. Last May at Microsoft Build, it launched 3 tools for the toolkit: InterpretML, Fairlearn, and SmartNoise. SmartNoise is a collaborative effort by Microsoft and Harvard and is used to prevent personal data while allowing researchers to collect insights from that data using differential privacy. It now offers the ability to use synthet...

Splunk Inc. | June 23, 2020

Splunk Inc. (NASDAQ: SPLK), provider of the Data-to-Everything Platform, today announced it was ranked No. 1 for 2019 market share and market revenue in IDC’s Worldwide IT Operations Management Software Market Shares, 2019.* This is the second year in a row Splunk was named the leader in IDC’s annual report, evaluating Splunk’s IT offerings including Splunk IT Service Intelligence (ITSI), Splunk App for Infrastructure, Splunk Cloud, SignalFx Infrastructure Monitoring and Signal...

Machine Learning

Google | January 04, 2021

This previous week, the US government made the single greatest, most impactful arrangement of changes to ramble law we've yet observed — deciding that pretty much every robot in US airspace should communicate their areas, just as the area of their pilots, to "address wellbeing, public security, and law implementation concerns with respect to the further joining of these airplane into the airspace of the United States". Google (in fact, Alphabet) isn't too g...