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MicroStrategy boosts HyperIntelligence with artificial intelligence

CIO Business Intelligence

The company said it ensures that the client’s data stays secure within the client’s own designated space on their chosen cloud provider’s infrastructure or existing IT infrastructure, not on MicroStrategy’s servers.

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Loadsmart raises $90 million for AI that matches shippers with truck transportation

Venture Beast

Loadsmart, a startup deploying AI that matches shippers with truck transportation, has raised $90 million in fresh capital. Read More.

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Tech News Review 19 July 2016

CTOvision

Not only did the company whiff on its last earnings in April, but slow growth in its all-important cloud computing business left many investors skeptical. CIO Explainer: What is Artificial Intelligence? US Asks for Help Understanding Artificial Intelligence. Cisco Launches Cloud-Based Security Portfolio .

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Seven Trends and Predictions for 2017

CTOvision

Driverless taxis will provide the last-mile transportation from rapid transit. This data is sent back in real-time via the cloud, giving patients the freedom to live their lives. The Philips Healthsuite digital cloud makes the data immediately available. Trend #3—Artificial Intelligence. Trend #4—Bare Metal Cloud.

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Overview of how Apache Spark fits in the Apache Hadoop ecosystem

CTOvision

The project has five key thrusts: Streaming, Security, Management, Scale and Cloud. Perhaps the greatest are the many solutions around Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence. Sean highlighted a few driving use cases that are making it imperative to keep moving out on these project thrusts.

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Listen to Google Meet?s impressive new background noise cancellation feature in action

The Verge

Google isn’t the first company to try to use artificial intelligence to reduce background noise on calls. However, unlike a solution such as Nvidia’s RTX Voice software , Google’s processing happens in the cloud, meaning it can work consistently on a much broader range of hardware. Eventually, this will include smartphones.

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The cloud in orbit: Amazon Web Services demonstrates data analysis on a satellite

GeekWire

For the past 10 months, Amazon Web Services has been running data through its cloud-based software platform on what’s arguably the world’s edgiest edge: a satellite in low Earth orbit. Axiom Space is also partnering with Microsoft Azure and LEOCloud on a separate project to put cloud infrastructure in orbit.).