Microsoft’s cloud strategy has long focused on the kind of hybrid cloud deployments that allow enterprises to run workloads in a public cloud like Azure and in their own data centers. Azure Stack , its project for bringing the core Azure services into the corporate data center, is the logical conclusion of this. If developers can target a single platform for both the public and private cloud, the thinking goes, then hybrid deployments become almost trivial. After a year of technical previews, Microsoft has now delivered the first release version of Azure Stack to its hardware partners so that they can finish their certification process. As Microsoft announced at its Inspire conference today, partners like Dell EMC , HPE and Lenovo will start shipping their integrated systems with Azure Stack in September. Other partners, including Huawei and Cisco, will launch their systems at some point in the near future. These systems ...
With each passing day, memories are made, mistakes are made, lessons are learnt and victories are celebrated. It is on this note I humbly begin my short Epistle in commemoration of the one year anniversary of Determination Unshakable Team. It was God who planted this administration, and without him we couldn't have done anything spectacular not to mention celebrating a whole 365days of piloting the affairs of the students Union. We thank God for giving us the strength to shoulder the tasking call that comes with representing the interest of the majority. In the same vein, I would like to thank the vice chancellor and the whole administrative chain for their unwavering support and valued oriented leadership that has been the main strength of this administration for the past 365days. I will equally extend the hands of thank you to the students affairs unit for the pivotal role they have played in assisting us to make judicious use of the opportunity given to us by the students. To...
These are good times for AI entrepreneurs. Recent analysis of venture data shows that funding for artificial intelligence startups continues its upward trend in 2017, with investment hitting new highs. (For deep dives into aggregate Q2 venture performance, head here for the world, and here for just the U.S.) Venture, corporate and seed investors have put an estimated $3.6 billion into AI and machine learning companies this year, according to Crunchbase data. That’s more than they invested in all of 2016, marking the largest recorded sum ever put into the space in a comparable period. Where did the money go? Nearly 40 percent of 2017’s to date funding went to two companies. Argo AI , a Pittsburgh-based developer of AI technology for self-driving vehicles, raised $1 billion from Ford in February. And just this week, China-based SenseTime raised $410 million to develop applications of AI-powered deep learning technology for use cases lik...
Artificial intelligence has taken all these away...
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