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GigaOm Radar for Machine Learning Operations
Machine learning operations (MLOps) solutions streamline machine learning (ML) model development, deployment, and governance, enabling production ML at scale. They simplify each…
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In recent years, the market for machine learning operations (MLOps) has seen rapid growth as businesses seek support for becoming machine learning…
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Storage as a service (STaaS) is a subscription-based model for data storage that provides customers with a cloud-like experience in terms of…
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Cloud Analytics Platform Total Cost of Ownership
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Cloud Parallel File Systems
The latest organizational initiatives involving artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning (ML), high performance computing (HPC), and containerized application spaces necessitate a robust…
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It’s only been seven months since Twitter released its Answers tool, which was designed to provide users with mobile application analytics. But…
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President Barack Obama signed an executive order on Friday designed to spur businesses and the Federal Government to share with each other…
Read MoreHow NASA uses quantum computing for space travel and robotics
Quantum computing is still in its infancy, even though the idea of a quantum computer was developed some thirty years ago. But…
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New Relic’s first earnings report since going public last December seemed to please investors as the application-performance and analytics company took in…
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Read MoreGoDaddy acquires an interesting Node.js-centric startup
GoDaddy is continuing its effort to upgrade its infrastructure into something more modern by acquiring Nodejitsu, a Node.js-centric platform-as-a-service provider, the web-hosting…
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Read MoreNode.js is getting its own open-source, independent foundation
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Read MoreSecurity incubator with ties to Israeli military forms with $18M
A new Israeli-based cyber-security incubator called Team8 plans to announce its launch on Tuesday and is banking that its ties to the…
Read MoreWhite House chooses VMware’s Tony Scott to be next U.S. CIO
VMware’s Tony Scott has been chosen to become the next U.S. chief information officer, according to a White House announcement on Thursday.…
Read MoreWith $15M, Sauce Labs wants to make software testing faster
In an agile world where developers are expected to churn out new application features on what can often times be a weekly…
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