Like JavaScript, Java or Python? You’re not the world’s most unique coder then…
If you like your programming languages to have a whiff of coffee or reptile you’re in good company, […]
Meet the Jetson Nano, it’s Nvidia’s AI mini me
Chip and graphic processing hardware manufacturer Nvidia used its GPU Technology Conference to introduce the newest member of […]
Mozilla wants Iodide to breath life into data science documents
Firefox makers Mozilla have found another way to use their favourite browser, by tricking it out for (data) […]
OpenAI looks for investors, says they’ll have to settle for a x100 return
AI non-profit OpenAI is no longer exactly a non-profit, after deciding to spin off a profit-making arm that […]
TensorFlow’s project for machine learning in the browser celebrates first major release
TensorFlow.js, a library for training and deploying JavaScript machine learning (ML) models in the browser, has reached its […]
Databricks says do you like your MLflow….managed?
Databricks has announced a public preview of a fully managed version of MLFlow, the machine learning management platform […]
TensorFlow opens doors to privacy aware machine learning
Two additions to the TensorFlow product family should help developers not only with hard to centralise data, but […]
Google passes on GPipe to build more complex neural networks
Google’s AI department has introduced GPipe, a new library for distributed machine learning, to the neural network building […]
Microsoft ‘reimagines’ cloud security using its own silicon brain
Microsoft has stepped up its cloud security offering with Azure Sentinel, a “reimagined” SIEM tool which brings a […]
Nvidia adorns CUDA 10.1 with lightweight gem(m) and better Linux support
Parallel computing platform CUDA has been released in v10.1, bringingimprovements that might be interesting for those looking for […]