Almost two weeks since my last publication. A completely different topic now: AI and ML BusyContent.
https://busycontinent.com/will-ai-and-ml-break-loose-in-2022/
What does the future hold for artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML)? Is 2022 going to be the year where machines will prevail? While AI used to be something software vendors could brand their solutions as (even when they weren’t), times have changed. With a market—in a helicopter view—divided into two camps, vendors who use a predefined AI framework and vendors who create their own, we must understand what it means for users…
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4 AI Trends for the future, GovInsider.Asia
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Ending the age of data centre ‘five nines’, ITPro
Link to original article Ending the age of data centre ‘five nines’ High 99.999% availability…
Public and private sector cooperation – Open Acces Government
Public and private sector cooperation is vital in controlling cybersecurity threats https://www.openaccessgovernment.org/public-and-private-sector-cooperation-is-vital-in-controlling-cybersecurity-threats/146808/ The recent cybersecurity…
Greater Observability Helps Manage Hybrid IT – Government & Public Sector Journal
Greater Observability Helps Manage Hybrid IT https://www.gpsj.co.uk/?p=6864 More publications:
Hybrid Cloud Observability – LanLine
Hybrid Cloud Observability https://www.lanline.de/it-management/hybrid-cloud-observability.254862.html Im LANline-Interview erklärt Sascha Giese, Head Geek bei Solarwinds, wie Observability…