Ingram Micro has recently launched its Experience Zone, which showcases numerous Artificial Intelligence driven Computer Vision and IoT use cases.
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Pure Storage launches AI-powered platform
Pure Storage has announced the industry’s first comprehensive AI-Ready Infrastructure, AIRI, powered by NVIDIA. 0 2959
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Pure Storage to deliver a modern data experiences at GITEX
Pure Storage is set to showcase it next-generation evolution in its flagship all-flash array solutions, cloud offering and innovations in AI that enable a modern data experience.
HP unveils ‘world’s first’ dual screen gaming laptop
HP Inc. has recently unveiled the powerful line-up of its latest OMEN and Pavilion Gaming innovations, raising the bar for high performance gaming.
SAS partners with NVIDIA on deep learning and computer vision
SAS has announced its partnership with NVIDIA to help businesses bring artificial intelligence (AI) into their organisations.
Qualcomm brings AI expertise to data centres
Qualcomm has reportedly unveiled a new chip to accelerate its work around artificial intelligence technologies.
Pure Storage unveils NVIDIA-powered solutions for AI systems
Pure Storage has announced a complete portfolio of solutions for any AI initiative, from early inception to large-scale production.
Ingram Micro signs META distribution agreement with NVIDIA
Ingram Micro has announced a distribution relationship with NVIDIA, a world leader in artificial intelligence computing technology. With this agreement, …
Volvo teams up with global chipmaker for AI-powered cars
Volvo and NVIDIA are joining forces for the development of an advanced, AI-capable core computer for the next generation of Volvo cars.
HP launches VR simulation of life on mars
HP Inc. and a global community of creators have unveiled a virtual reality simulation of what life on Mars could …
EU adds charge to Qualcomm antitrust investigation
EU antitrust regulators have reportedly charged Qualcomm with a new violation in a case where the US chipmaker has been accused of selling chipsets below cost to drive out Nvidia Corp unit and British phone software maker Icera.