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Automotive Edge Computing Consortium Drives Green Mobility Forward with White Paper and Milestone Proof of Concept - Vimarsana News

Automotive Edge Computing Consortium Drives Green Mobility Forward with White Paper and Milestone Proof of Concept

Green Mobility Proof of Concept, by AECC Members Toyota, KDDI, and Cisco, Results in a 94 Percent Reduction in Facility Power and CoolingWAKEFIELD, Mass.--(BUSI

Accelerating operational excellence in pharmaceutical manufacturing - Vimarsana News

Accelerating operational excellence in pharmaceutical manufacturing

Because life sciences manufacturing often spans multiple production lines and sites, edge computing platforms help manage a large number of devices and data, says Silvia Piai, research director at IDC Health Insights Europe.

Exploring the Latest Trends in Custom Software Development - Vimarsana News

Exploring the Latest Trends in Custom Software Development

It is time for exploring trends in custom software development. Learn more about what is best for you in the article below.

Armada Brings AI To Remote Places, Using SpaceX Starlink Satellites - Vimarsana News

Armada Brings AI To Remote Places, Using SpaceX Starlink Satellites

Armada raised $55 million, reaching a valuation close to $250 million, in one year under CEO Dan Wright. The startup has a "close collaboration" with Elon Musk’s SpaceX.

Source: forbes.com
NASA Selects Universities to Support Small Spacecraft Technologies - Vimarsana News

NASA Selects Universities to Support Small Spacecraft Technologies

Eight U.S. university teams are partnering with NASA to advance technologies for small spacecraft, increasing their capability to support the agency’s science

Source: nasa.gov