Public Cloud vs. Private Cloud for your AI workloads
A small analysis on public versus private cloud capabilities in AI and machine learning use cases.
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L3C AI Briefing
Save the day: 21 May 2020, Glasgow, UК Over the course of the last year, L3C has established a fruitful partnership with the University of Strathclyde in Scotland. As part of our efforts to bring the state of the art technology to the next generation of leaders, we provided several students with access to our […]
AI & Digitisation in Healthcare 2020
Save the day: September 2020, London (Royal Society Medicine), UK In 2020, L3C is continuing its efforts to raise awareness about the latest AI developments in Healthcare. We aim to build on the fruitful discussions and outcomes that followed last year success. Join us in September 2020 at the Royal Society of Medicine in London […]
IBM Systems Technical University 2019
by Georgi Prangov
in AIX, Artificial Intelligence, Cloud Computing, Events, Linux, Mainframe, PowerAI, Security, Unix
21 – 25 October 2019 | Prague, CZ Join IBM for a fantastic week of training and enablement on IBM’s latest AI, Cloud and Storage solutions at a venue where you can truly immerse yourself and network with your peers and IBM experts. You’ll learn how to plan, design, install, configure, migrate, operate and tune […]
IBM Think Summit 2019
16 October 2019 | OLYMPIA LONDON, UK In a period of unprecedented change, staying connected to technology trends has never been more important. And there’s no better forum for the latest (and future) insights than Think Summit London, IBM’s annual festival of innovation. To register click here.
What’s the future for AIX?
by Jerry Crossfield
in AIX, Power, PowerAI
Towards the back end of last year there was debate in the Unix communities around the future of several Unix operating systems. Unsettling news had been released by Oracle regarding its Solaris team https://www.theregister.co.uk/2017/09/04/oracle_layoffs_solaris_sparc_teams/ and many have long thought HP’s UX roadmap was uninspired at best. Naturally attention turned to IBM’s AIX. A recent article (albeit supported with […]