Common issues with working from home such as poor broadband, slow fileshares and remote locations are issues that Replify can help solve.

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Life choices can change a person’s DNA — literally. Gene changes that occur in human cells over a person’s lifetime, known as somatic mutations, cause the vast majority of cancers. They can be triggered by environmental or behavioral factors such as exposure to ultraviolet light or radiation, drinking or smoking. By using NVIDIA GPUs to Read article >

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Apple’s iPad 2 launch in 2011 ignited a touch tablet craze, but when David Cann and Marc DeVidts got their hands on one they saw something different: They rigged it to a remote-controlled golf caddy and posted a video of it in action on YouTube. Next came phone calls from those interested in buying such Read article >

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MLOps may sound like the name of a shaggy, one-eyed monster, but it’s actually an acronym that spells success in enterprise AI. A shorthand for machine learning operations, MLOps is a set of best practices for businesses to run AI successfully. MLOps is a relatively new field because commercial use of AI is itself fairly Read article >

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The NVIDIA Deep Learning Institute is launching three new courses, which can be taken for the first time ever at the GPU Technology Conference next month.  The new instructor-led workshops cover fundamentals of deep learning, recommender systems and Transformer-based applications. Anyone connected online can join for a nominal fee, and participants will have access to Read article >

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Hands-free phone calls and touchless soap dispensers have been the norm for years. Next up, contact-free hospitals. San Francisco-based startup Ouva has created a hospital intelligence platform that monitors patient safety, acts as a patient assistant and provides a sensory experience in waiting areas — without the need for anyone to touch anything. The platform Read article >

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