Sunlight, the U.K.-based specialist in virtualizing data-intensive applications, announced Nvidia GPU support for its “lightweight” hypervisor designed to boost the performance of edge AI deployments. GPU support for its NexVisor platform would…
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The US Navy wants a Virtual Assistant to help hunt Submarines
The United States Navy is planning to enlist a virtual assistant to help look for submarines. The military service issued a research solicitation asking for formal ideas on designing an interactive artificial intelligence that could be installed on Navy ships to help run sonar stations scanning the seas for submersibles.
Read MoreHow enterprise AI use will grow in 2021: Predictions from our AI experts
Among IT executives, leaders, experts and supporters in the field of AI, the opinions and insights vary widely. In this AI 2021 predictions roundup for EnterpriseAI readers, we have gathered the thoughts and comments from a sampling of our experts who shared their thoughts with us on the AI marketplace and coming innovations over the next year. Their conversations are intriguing.
Read MoreAI Virtualization and Orchestration Startup Run: AI Captures $30M in Series B Funding
Upstart AI vendor Run:AI dove into AI by creating Kubernetes-based software to help customers get more production out of their existing AI infrastructure investments. Run:AI’s software is an orchestration and virtualization layer that pools together compute resources so they can be instantly allocated on demand as needed.
Read MoreU.S. leads world in AI, but here comes China
The United States is maintaining its early lead over China and the European Union in development and application of artificial intelligence technology, according to a new report from the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation (ITIF). But while the Americans’ lead is still substantial today, China is poised to close the gap, while the EU is largely failing to keep up, the report found.
Read MoreNvidia unveils Certified Server Program offering Pre-Built Servers for AI applications
Nvidia today launched a certified systems program in which participating vendors can offer Nvidia-certified servers with up to eight A100 GPUs. Separate support contracts directly from Nvidia for the certified systems are also available. Besides the obvious marketing motives, Nvidia says the pre-tested systems and contract support should boost confidence and ease deployment for those taking the AI plunge. Nvidia-certified systems would be able to run Nvidia’s NGC catalog of AI workflows and tools.
Read MoreHoning In on AI, U.S. Launches National Artificial Intelligence Initiative Office
To drive American leadership in the field of AI into the future, the National Artificial Intelligence Initiative Office has been launched by the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP). The new agency was established under the American Artificial Intelligence Initiative Act of 2020, which was enacted and codified into law to expand many existing AI policies and initiatives throughout the federal government.
Read MoreAI to transform Healthcare of the future in the shadow of COVID-19
AI technologies are already in place in many retail stores and other industries, but a July 2020 study by chipmaker Intel Corp. found that 84% of the respondents — made up of 234 senior decision-makers inside U.S. healthcare organizations — have already deployed or expect to deploy AI within their healthcare operations. That’s up from a previous Intel study in 2018, when a little more than one-third of the respondents said they were using or planning to implement AI.
Read MoreArtificial Intelligence in Government: Its uses & possibilities
Like other emerging innovations in the past, AI has the ability to make employees more efficient, improve economic growth, and make life easier for millions of people. Governments at all levels must debate policies that help maximize the advantages of AI and reduce their risks.
Read MoreAI: Fact versus Fiction
AI adoption inside U.S. companies is soaring, with a recent PwC study concluding that 86 percent of 1,032 IT respondents believe that AI will be a mainstream technology for their companies in 2021. The problem, though, is that under closer inspection, some AI is nothing more than marketing hype once you look under the hood. For CIOs looking to integrate AI, what they need is a way to evaluate if an AI product or service is actually harnessing the power of AI– or if it’s a mirage.
Read MoreNvidia moves its Software closer to cloud customers through an AWS Storefront
Nvidia is making it easier for AWS cloud customers to find and integrate Nvidia software applications into their AI and deep learning projects through an all-new, all-in-one “storefront” in the AWS Marketplace.
Read MoreAI in Fintech, Technology and Academia is focus of Nascent U.S. Tech Council
Finding ways to bring AI more deeply into the business worlds of fintech, technology and academia is the mission of the new National Council for Artificial Intelligence (NCAI).
Read MoreEU human rights agency issues report on AI ethical considerations
The European Union’s Fundamental Rights Agency (FRA) has issued a report on AI which delves into the ethical considerations which must be made about the technology. FRA’s report is titled Getting The Future Right and opens with some of the ways AI is already making lives better—such as helping with cancer diagnosis, and even predicting…
Read MoreThe Artificial Intelligence equation
Nothing in this world made by humans would function properly without surviving the trial and error process. Technology may have it’s marvels, the internet, handheld computers, spaceships, and many many other marvelous inventions from the past 150 years of industrial innovation, but they were all born from countless failures which eventually led to success.
Read MoreSouth Korea wants to develop 50 types of AI chips by 2030
South Korea has set itself the ambitious national target of developing 50 types of AI chips within the next decade. The country’s ICT ministry made the announcement this week as South Korea positions itself to move beyond its historic foothold in memory chips into artificial intelligence semiconductors. South Korea is investing heavily in AI; especially…
Read MoreLocal Government employing AI for road maintenance
During a time where coronavirus and social distancing is in effect, workers from a home county in southern England called Hertfordshire, are utilizing Artificial Intelligence to monitor road conditions, identifying potholes using on-board cameras, and increasing productivity.
Read MoreHow can AI-powered humanitarian engineering tackle the biggest threats facing our planet?
Humanitarian engineering programs bring together engineers, policy makers, non-profit organisations, and local communities to leverage technology for the greater good of humanity. The intersection of technology, community, and sustainability offers a plethora of opportunities to innovate.
Read MoreThe White House is set to boost AI funding by 30 percent
A budget proposal from the White House would boost funding for AI by around 30 percent as the US aims to retain its technological supremacy. Countries around the world are vastly increasing their budgets for AI, and with good reason. Just look at Gartner’s Hype Cycle released yesterday to see how important the technology is…
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