Machine Learning

The pandemic has given a boost to digital banking, which involves less paperwork, greater use of electronic services and fewer in-person meetings. Bank of America Corp.’s virtual assistant Erica has come to recognize 60,000 coronavirus-related...

Artificial neural networks can do more than power fun meme generators; they also have myriad practical enterprise applications.

Future machine learning models will be enormous. The OpenAI system shows that hyperscale cloud platforms can take them on.

The new Ampere chip design is 20 times faster than its predecessors and can be repurposed for both training and inference.

Things have gotten quieter around self-driving cars and aircraft, but there is still movement in the sector—and the advances have value in the enterprise.

The edge data center startup says Synse 3.0 is more scalable, offers an SDK for developers who want to write their own plugins.

Next-gen SIEMs, sandboxing, honeypots, penetration testing, and zero-trust are all now better because of new intelligence capabilities.

AI-based storage enables organizations to analyze data quickly and intelligently, delivering insights almost instantaneously.

Connectivity, sensors, and processors are turning cars into the next information goldmine, rivaling the data-creating capabilities of smartphones.