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How sparsification and quantization build leaner AI
We can take a different approach to AI model training and development by mirroring the human brain's early development patterns and working to bring sparsification and a corresponding degree of quantization to AI data management...
How 3 US cities are getting smarter via the latest technologies
Cities are getting smarter, as municipal governments take advantage of the latest technologies in networking, Internet of Things (IoT), data analytics, artificial intelligence (AI), edge computing, and other areas to gather all kinds...
The battle to combat data sprawl: what CIOs need to do now
Increasingly, the landscape of data in today's enterprise is a wide-ranging, disorganized clutter of information, with vast data sets spread across traditional data centers, multiple clouds and various vendors. The question is: What...
GitOps shoulders the heavy-lift to multi-cloud
As enterprise organizations now drink from an increasingly heady cocktail of multi-cloud computing resources, there is an equal and opposite need to be able to automate the process of provisioning infrastructure in and across these...
Career roadmap: Artificial Intelligence Engineer
AI is becoming ubiquitous across all the functional areas of business and is expected to break the $500 billion mark by 2024, according to IDC. So what does it take to become an AI engineer? We spoke with Mike Harasimowicz, principal...
Why Amazon’s home robot sounds like a terrible idea
Wrong company. Wrong product. Robotics companies should be focusing on robots for businesses, not homes.
What is homomorphic encryption, and why should you care?
While it's still 4-5 years away from large scale deployment, the need to securely and confidentially process many types of data means that the typical data encryption employed today just won't cut it for the future. Homomorphic...
AI engineering can help organizations get the most out of Artificial Intelligence deployments
The term “artificial intelligence” (AI) is turning up seemingly everywhere these days, creating confusion in the market and perhaps even some disillusionment among technology decision makers.
Can WebAuthn and U2F finally give us safe and easy Two-Factor authentication?
Using your smartphone for two-factor authentication is easy, but it's not as secure as you might think. The real future for secure 2FA lies in the WebAuthn and Universal 2nd Factor standards.
Budgeting for innovation
Where do CIOs get the dollars to support innovation projects? If innovation isn't planned, do CIOs regularly need to pass around the tin cup around or kill their existing projects and services?
Why migrating to .Net 5 is worth the effort
It might be painful but the long-term gains of migrating to .Net 5 are worth the disruption, Microsoft says.
What you need to know about the new world of social
Huge changes are suddenly taking place in the world of social media. It's time to throw away old assumptions about how social communication works.
Forget the users, the threat starts in the software supply chain
While every corporate network large and small tries hard to implement security policies to ensure users are only able to work with legitimate applications and data services -- when the core software supply chain itself is compromised,...
Tech Resume Library: 26 downloadable templates for IT pros
A well-crafted resume will attract recruiters, HR pros and hiring managers, but getting it just right is a daunting task. To jump start the process, Insider Pro has assembled this collection of real resumes revamped by professional...
