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Schneider Electric's Patrick Donovan discards all the hype and confusion surrounding 'AI' and paints a clear picture for now and the future.>>

According to IDC, the amount of big data exabytes generated by surveillance solutions is expected to grow by 25% per year through 2021.>>

The DGX Station is a quiet, compact GPU-powered deep learning supercomputer that is quiet and small enough to sit next to a desk.>>

Organisations can now use this optimised approach in compute and storage to support their AI projects.>>

IMAGINE 2018 is not worth missing for anyone who wants to learn about the latest and greatest in enterprise tech.>>

It's the event that invites you and your clients to check out the latest and greatest tech with you right there to make the sale.>>

ChannelLife sat down with Professor John Taylor, a local titan of GPU-powered research, to ask about how GPU tech is going to change this country.>>

Jensen Huang seems to genuinely want to save the world and thinks that he may just have the answers.>>

“AI is for everybody,” says SAS chief data scientist Wayne Thompson in his session on how to get to RoI with artificial intelligence.>>

NVIDIA’s Deep Learning Accelerator will be integrated into Arm’s Project Trillium with the aim to make building deep learning loT chips easier.>>

NVIDIA’s new products and partnerships are set to bring fast and efficient inferencing to data centers, self-driving cars, Windows apps and more.>>

Three pieces of NVIDIA tech designed to give deep learning researchers more power to pursue their next big dream, including the world's largest GPU.>>

NVIDIA’s GPU Technology Conference 2018 (GTC18) has begun in San Jose.>>

Kinetica partners with XENON, NVIDIA and IBM to deliver BI, AI, and deep learning solutions for A/NZ enterprise and government customers.>>

Next-generation endpoint security provider Sophos is taking advanced deep learning neural networks to the fight against malware.>>

IHS Markit senior analyst Monica Wang revealed her top market trends at the Milestone Integration Platform Symposium (MIPS).>>

Why now? Because even though it’s been around for six decades, AI has rarely been hotter.>>

Johanna Pingel from MathWorks talks about deep learning and how it's different from machine learning.>>

According to the company, it uses a proprietary neural network that is inspired by the brain’s natural ability to learn.>>

“We are at a precipice where the AI revolution can now have a profound impact on reshaping innovation, science, education and society, at large.”>>

Through human-machine teaming and an open and interoperable cybersecurity platform, McAfee proves ‘Together is power'.>>

"With the growth of smart devices and IoT, design teams face the challenge of creating more intelligent products and applications...">>

For enterprises, there are four trends in AI that stand out: large-scale machine learning, deep learning, human-enhanced AI and autonomous systems.>>

Amazon and Netflix also leverage machine learning to generate tailored recommendations for books and films based on preferences and purchase history.>>