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Told You So!
The IBM “supercomputer” Watson left its opponents, arguably the best Jeopardy players of all time, in the dust in last week’s competition. IBM engineers spent 4 years and dedicated computing power equal to 2800 desktop PCs to the effort. They ended up with a machine that learns as it ingests and “experiences” answers and successful questions (the Jeopardy format).
Read MoreNew Partnership Provides New Study Tools
Data scientists at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, are beginning a large-scale collaboration with the Woods Hole Oceanography Institution (WHOI), utilizing a more than $2 million grant from the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation.
Read MoreBusiness Intelligence and Data Analytics
Both business intelligence (BI) and data analytics require data. Integration acts as the foundation for enabling what BI and data analytics bring to the enterprise.
Read MoreContent vs. Data – Who Wins?
In the day and age of Web 3.0, the focus seems to be around data and its mobility. So where does that leave content?
Read MoreSemandex Partners to Focus on Middle East Polling Data
Semandex Networks Inc. is in a new partnership with Pechter Middle East Polls (PMEP), to bring polling data to operational users in a new way.
Read MorePublishing Online Content Utilizing Semantic Technology
Publishing Technology continues eleven-year partnership with Dutch academic publisher BRILL. This will include an upgrade to its online hosting solution to the pub2web platform.
Read MoreExpert System’s Semantic Approach Lands Framework Agreement
Semantic software provider, Expert System, has been awarded a framework agreement by Buying Solutions for Digital Continuity. The agreement has been developed and delivered in collaboration with The National Archives and consists of six Lots. Expert System will provide solutions for Lot 5, eDiscovery Solutions, for the mining of unstructured information.
Read MoreTechnology in the Education Sector
Many educational institutions are looking for technology to beef up their resume for potential students, i.e. potential tuition dollars.
Read MoreTechnology Group Wins Big with eHealth Project
With Singapore’s new emphasis on e-health, technology companies are reaping the rewards. Orion, Accenture and partners IBM, Oracle and Hewlett-Packard won a $146 million contract to deliver Singapore’s national e-health records (NEHR) project
Read MoreAre Facebook and Pavlov In Cahoots?
Social networking and the infamous “like” button has trained at least one writer much like Pavlov’s dog and the bell. This conditioned reflex actually does more than give a sense of personalization. It provides data.
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