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HLRS to Advance Custom Automation Through AI
August 7, 2021
For nearly a hundred years, German-based firm Festo has delivered industrial controls and automation tools to its clients, growing to over 20,000 employees and Read more…
Heterogeneous Computing Gets a Code Similarity Tool
July 31, 2020
A machine programming framework for heterogeneous computing championed by Intel Corp. and university partners is built around an automated engine that analyzes Read more…
Intel Lays Groundwork to Fulfill 2015 Cloud Vision
October 29, 2010
This week Intel announced its vision for the cloud in 2015, which targets a number of issues including interoperability standards, efficiency, security and simplication of use across devices. While the breadth of the announcement is far-reaching and the goals lofty, the company is finally laying forth the first pieces of how it views itself as part of the "paradigm shift" of cloud computing -- even if it's clear that some of the ideals might take longer than 2015 to be realized. Read more…
“Intelligent” Cloud Automation Gets Substantial Push From Investors
September 15, 2010
Adaptive Computing, known for its Moab automation technology, announced today that it was one of four companies selected by Intel Capital for a round of Series A funding. The company is set to receive $14 million with Intel’s line combined with further resources from two other investment firms who saw promise in the company and its nine-year track record of growth and profitability. Read more…
The Five-Cloud Future Is Now
October 31, 2008
A conversation with Parallels CEO Serguei Beloussov reveals a world defined by five types of computing clouds, hypervisor- and contained-based virtualization in one product, and just about every aspect of IT being automated. But this is no distant prognostication -- Beloussov says it already has begun. Read more…
Building a Cloud? Don’t Forget Datacenter Automation
October 27, 2008
As the IT world continues its march toward a service-oriented future (read: cloud computing), the spotlight continues to shine on aspects like virtualization, computing and billing models -- and rightfully so. Lost in the mix, though, or perhaps taken for granted, are automation technologies, which some believe are the foundation for any legitimate cloud computing infrastructure. Read more…
Data centre Rethink Needed, Warns Analyst
October 22, 2008
IT managers need to fundamentally rethink their data centres in order to ensure that they become much more dynamic and less rigid, according to analyst house Burton Group. Read more…
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