by David Jeppesen | Feb 26, 2018 | Artificial Intelligence/Machine Learning, Big Data
Disappointed expectations aren’t the only danger of hype, though that danger is real enough. (Google Glass much?) Possibly a more damaging byproduct of hype are all the wrong questions that hype can lure individuals and organizations into asking. Artificial...
by Kelly McNulty | Feb 21, 2018 | Productivity, The Prowess Way
Some projects are, well, just more awesome than others. One recent project at Prowess fell head-on into the “definitely awesome” category. It was a testing project to compare the impact that Intel processors with more cores have on how quickly Autodesk Maya and...
by JC Mackin | Feb 15, 2018 | Artificial Intelligence/Machine Learning, Big Data, Cloud
One app uses drones to find survivors in hard-to-reach areas hit by natural disasters. Another uses a set-top camera accessory to spot scoliosis early in patients. A third uses games to encourage young diabetics to monitor their blood-sugar levels. On the surface,...
by Evan Touger | Feb 12, 2018 | Data Center
Intel Optane solid-state drives (SSDs) haven’t been on the market for very long, but they’re already starting to make an impact across a range of industries. These drives use a completely new technology based on a 3D lattice structure that vastly reduces the latencies...
by Evan Touger | Feb 6, 2018 | Data Center
Speed is money. Modern businesses need to innovate faster to outpace their competitors. And for most companies, innovation comes from data: massive amounts of reliable, up-to-date, rapidly accessible data. C-level executives and line-of-business (LOB) managers need to...
