Facebook gives Detectron a second life
Facebook’s AI research (FAIR) department has introduced a rewrite of its object detection platform Detectron to the AI […]
IBM shows Qiskit can target multiple quantum systems
IBM has demonstrated the flexibility of its Qiskit open-source quantum computing framework by extending the platform to support […]
Itching to hurl cash at machine learning? Google unveils TensorFlow Enterprise
Google has introduced TensorFlow Enterprise to the machine learning community, offering support, better performance, and managed services to […]
Google AI Platform offers any model you like…as long as you like TensorFlow and Nvidia
Google has added the option of Nvidia GPUs to its AI Platform as part of an overhaul of […]
Netflix puts its own spin on notebooks and makes it Scala
Netflix’s Personalization Infrastructure team has open sourced its experimental Polynote notebook in a bid to bring reproducibility and […]
GitLab wants 1,000 Meltano users by Christmas, targets version control, collaboration
GitLab is banking on attracting 1,000 users per month for its Meltano platform by the end of this […]
TensorFlow ends 1.x series with default GPU support and compatibility helpers
Machine learning framework TensorFlow 1.15 is now available to download, offering those too shy to make the switch […]
Delta Lake finds new home at Linux Foundation
Databricks used the currently happening Spark + AI Summit Europe to announce a change in the governance of […]
Apache Arrow offers Flight to counteract data access headaches
The team behind in-memory data development platform Apache Arrow has introduced its new fast data transport framework Flight […]
Goo Goo Ga Joob – Python 3.8 aims for better readability, introduces walrus op
Python 3.8 is now available, introducing the walrus operator, positional-only parameters, and caching updates amongst other things. After […]