Click to learn more about author Thomas LaRock. Historically, databases were like digital filing cabinets, not sources for marketing information and new business opportunities. Today, we gather data at a seemingly manic pace – and as quickly as it’s collected, it’s analyzed and parsed. As the famous saying from a few years back goes, “Data is the new oil.” Whether or not that’s true is in dispute, but one thing is for…

Click to learn more about author Evelyn Johnson. Smart cities, commonly known as digital cities, use distinctive techniques to implement information and communication technologies (ICT). Creating a diverse ecosystem, smart cities are devoid of an isolated service system. Technologies such as sensors, robots, software, and a network including real-time surveillance have become prime assets to maintain harmony and peace.  For instance, in Amsterdam, the ICT policies tend to create a…

Click to learn more about author Keith Higgins. Over 60% of manufacturers are planning to increase their investments in smart factory initiatives over the next few years. That ratio will undoubtedly increase as existing digital transformation projects continue to scale up post-pandemic and new cutting-edge enterprise technology solutions emerge over the next few years.  When looking at the different functions across an industrial enterprise today, including product and machine design, production engineering,…

Click here to learn more about Gilad David Maayan. If you’re running demanding machine learning and deep learning models on your laptop or on GPU-equipped machines owned by your organization, there is a new and compelling alternative. All major cloud providers offer cloud GPUs – compute instances with powerful hardware acceleration, which you can rent per hour, letting you run deep learning workloads on the cloud. Let’s review the concept…