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The Datasets That Enable AI Advances

Training large AI models and systems require vast amounts of data. Data sources can be both publicly available and privately held information. Publicly available data sources. Text corpora. Large collections…

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Making Sense Of All Things Data

“Putting our arms around what digital transformation is can be difficult to do,” says Abel Sanchez.Credits:Photo: David Sella/MIT Corporate Relations Abel Sanchez helps industries and executives shift their operations in…

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Lots Of Talk Of A.I. Regulation, Then Nothing More. A Little Nudge Below. Part 1.

There is a lot of talk in the last few months to perhaps a few years about regulating the A.I. industry by institutions and governments. A lot of talk is…

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5 Effective Tactics For Ecommerce Link Building

Ecommerce link building involves acquiring links from other websites to increase your website’s authority and visibility in search engine results pages (SERPs). This process can also help you build brand…

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Microsoft Offers Azure ML Data Import CLI, SDK For Snowflake, Other Databases

The new integration, which is in public preview, is designed to bring data into Azure’s ML service from data repositories outside the Azure platform. Microsoft has come out with a…

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Nature Already Inspired A.I. Than Most Realise

Nature offers many valuable insights and inspirations for understanding AI and developing new algorithms and techniques. Here are some of the key lessons learned from nature are the following. Adaptability:…

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Predictions: Top 25 Careers Likely In High Demand In The Future

Predicting the top careers of the future can be challenging due to the rapidly evolving nature of technology and the job market. However, based on current trends, here are 25…

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IBM To Help Automate Cloud Data Protection With Acquisition Of Polar Security

IBM is announcing it has acquired Polar Security, an innovator in technology that helps companies discover, continuously monitor and secure cloud and software-as-a-service (SaaS) application data – and addresses the…

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Cloudflare’s R2 Is The Infrastructure Powering Leading AI Companies

R2 provides an affordable, zero egress solution to support the architectural freedom needed to train AI models Groundbreaking generative AI companies, including Character.ai, Leonardo.ai., Lexica.art, and SiteGPT.ai, rely on Cloudflare…

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The Datasets That Enable AI Advances

Making Sense Of All Things Data

Lots Of Talk Of A.I. Regulation, Then Nothing More. A Little Nudge Below. Part 1.

5 Effective Tactics For Ecommerce Link Building

Microsoft Offers Azure ML Data Import CLI, SDK For Snowflake, Other Databases

Nature Already Inspired A.I. Than Most Realise

Predictions: Top 25 Careers Likely In High Demand In The Future

IBM To Help Automate Cloud Data Protection With Acquisition Of Polar Security

Cloudflare’s R2 Is The Infrastructure Powering Leading AI Companies

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Google Cloud, Cloudflare struck by widespread outages

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Apple services deliver powerful features and intelligent updates to users this autumn

By the numbers: Use AI to fill the IT skills gap

Crayon targets mid-market gains with expanded Google Cloud partnership

Apple Intelligence gets even more powerful with new capabilities across Apple devices

Apple introduces a delightful and elegant new software design

FinOps X 2025: IT cost management evolves for AI, cloud

AI security and compliance concerns are driving a private cloud boom

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