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Denodo Denodo's 2020 User Conference DataFest Draws a Record 1,800 Global Attendees Exploring Hybrid/Multi-Cloud, Cloud Integration, Data Fabric, Data Science & AI/ML Friday, December 18, 2020 4:45PM IST (11:15AM GMT) Company also announces results of its Data Innovation Award with Panasonic, BHP, and DNB voted most innovative across NA, APAC, and EMEA and Prologis, Silver Chain, and LeasePlan named overall finalists   Palo Alto, Calif., United States:   Denodo, the leader in data virtualization, today announced a record attendance...

Researchers turn to AI in battle against bovine TB 17 December 2020 | Mid-infrared (MIR) spectral data can now be analysed ten times faster, screening more cows for bTB Agricultural researchers have teamed up with one of the world's leading artificial intelligence companies to help fight the battle against bovine TB. The partnership, between Scotland's Rural College (SRUC) and NVIDIA, will accelerate the use of AI and machine learning to battle some of the industry's biggest issues. Researchers are currently utilising an NVIDIA DGX Station in the fight against bTB, which affected around 37,0...

4 months ago Company also announces results of its Data Innovation Award with Panasonic, BHP, and DNB voted most innovative across NA, APAC, and EMEA and Prologis, Silver Chain, and LeasePlan named overall finalists PALO ALTO, Calif.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–#DenodoDataFest—Denodo, the leader in data virtualization, today announced a record attendance of nearly 1,800 at its annual user conference, DataFest 2020 which was held across the NA, EMEA, and APAC regions. This year’s virtual DataFest events hosted some of the most well recognized data luminaries and sub...

The Technology 202: Europe's proposed digital rules target Amazon, Facebook and other big tech companies Cat Zakrzewski with Tonya Riley Europe’s proposed rules for online businesses would solidify its reputation as the world’s toughest tech regulator.  The European Union yesterday unveiled a pair of proposals that could force tech companies to more aggressively police their platforms for harmful content and also put new restrictions on how large companies compete with smaller rivals. The rules carry fines with up to 10 percent of the companies’ global revenue, and...

Published December 16. 2020 12:05AM  Michael Birnbaum, The Washington Post Get the weekly rundown Email* Submit The European Union on Tuesday unveiled sweeping new rules for online businesses that could potentially force fundamental changes in the business practices of digital giants such as Google, Facebook, Apple and Amazon. The new rules would overhaul the basic legal framework through which companies conduct their digital business in the vast, wealthy E.U. market, requiring platforms to police content far more aggressively and banning them from using their vas...