Salvatore Salamone

The power of digital twin technology is amplified when models for discrete devices are combined into a system-level view of operations.

In this week’s real-time analytics news: Deloitte offers an AI-as-a-service solution, Oracle and Katana Graph boost performance with Xeon Ice Lake processors, and more.

Companies are rapidly changing their throughs about bringing people back to the office. Smart offices will be a key to a fast and safe return to work.

Most companies will likely offer employees a hybrid return-to-work option. As such, businesses will need smart solutions that help protect those in the office while ensuring home workers have secure and collaborative ways to do their jobs.

In this week’s real-time analytics news: VMware unveiled VMware Cloud, Arm introduced its new architecture, and more.

Technical and cultural obstacles that prevented more widespread use of real-time systems and applications are disappearing, thus making them more common.

The oneAPI model lets developers run programs across CPUs, GPUs, FPGAs, and other accelerators with minimal coding changes.

In this week’s real-time analytics news: IBM Security enhances services to manage hybrid cloud environments, new low code/no code offerings, and more.

In this week’s real-time analytics news: IBM helps bring IBM Z into the DevOps pipeline, HPE enhances its end-to-end hybrid cloud analytics platform, and more.

Providers realize the competitive advantage of offering 5G for edge applications and will be bidding on available spectrum to put a suitable infrastructure in place.

Creating new applications using low code development platforms can lead to innovative solutions to old problems such as how to better manage spare parts inventory.

New capabilities added to HPE GreenLake cloud services, Florida Atlantic University opens a center for connected autonomy and AI, and more.