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Redefine data visualization and insights with AI
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SmartNICs to xPUs – Why is the Use of Accelerators Accelerating?
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SmartNICs to xPUs – Why is the Use of Accelerators Accelerating?
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SmartNICs to xPUs – Why is the Use of Accelerators Accelerating?
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What’s in a Name? Memory Semantics and Data Movement with CXL™ and SDXI
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xPU Accelerator Offload Functions
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xPU Accelerator Offload Functions
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xPU Accelerator Offload Functions
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xPU Accelerator Offload Functions
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Type: Talk
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Accelerate NFVi Workloads For 5G Deployments
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* Click on the video to see attachments pertaining to this webinar | As Telecommunication Service Providers adopt a cloud-native network architecture and deploy 5G networks, software-only functions such as NFVi continue to require high compute-intensive resources. Without faster processing, network performance is continually challenged. HCL and Intel® have solved these challenges. HCL NFVi Acceleration software accelerates NFVi Workloads using Intel® SmartNIC hardware to optimize 5G deployments. In this webinar, you will learn how... • To improve the processing of NFVi Workloads (OvS, TF- vRouter) • HCL’s programmable acceleration can enhance the performance for 5G and NFVi • Intel® SmartNIC enables programmable acceleration and saves cost • HCLNFV Acceleration software products achieve a 6X increase in throughput and 5X lower latency than software only VNF functions Presenters: - Geetha Jayagopi, PLM & Strategic Planner for Wireline & NFV Business Division, Intel - Shashikiran Mahalank, Director, Product Management, HCL - Nick Davey, Product Manager – Cloud and SDN, Juniper Networks
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Data Center Building Blocks For Accelerated Computing at Scale
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Over 70% of customers are still in the investigation or pilot stage of adopting accelerated computing. One of their major pain points is the inability to scale out the infrastructure effectively to deploy AI more broadly. Join this webinar to learn how the accelerated computing building blocks from Supermicro provide the foundation for scaling your AI infrastructure quickly and efficiently.
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How can Azure Quantum Elements accelerate scientific discovery today and in the future?
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Type: Video
Transform your chemistry and material science R&D with HPC and AI and accelerate innovation with Azure Quantum Elements. Join us to learn how to accelerate manufacturing and chemical innovation with agility, power scientific breakthroughs, and adapt to today's evolving pressures while pioneering the products of tomorrow that will help you stay ahead.
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How can Azure Quantum Elements accelerate scientific discovery today and in the future?
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Type: Video
Transform your chemistry and material science R&D with HPC and AI and accelerate innovation with Azure Quantum Elements. Join us to learn how to accelerate manufacturing and chemical innovation with agility, power scientific breakthroughs, and adapt to today's evolving pressures while pioneering the products of tomorrow that will help you stay ahead.
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Deploying the Ultimate GPU Acceleration Tech Stack to Scale AI, Sciences & HPC
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Type: Replay
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Accelerate AI success with NVIDIA AI Computing by HPE
By: Verinext
Type: White Paper
In this white paper, you'll learn how you can accelerate your AI journey with NVIDIA AI Computing by HPE. This turnkey private cloud solution simplifies AI complexity, improves productivity, and speeds time to value - all while keeping data secure. Read on to learn how to overcome AI adoption barriers and scale your AI initiatives.
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PensTech And Admin Summit 2023 - Equisoft
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How ViaNova and TeX Open Standards Accelerate Pension Transfers
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Computer Weekly – 24 November 2020: Covid accelerates tech innovation in the NHS
By: TechTarget ComputerWeekly.com
Type: Ezine
In this issue of Computer Weekly, we look at the track and trace app, which was redeveloped and enhanced at breakneck speed, and explore how the pandemic has accelerated the roll-out of new technology such as artificial intelligence and video conferencing tools at NHS trusts. We also present some research into how Covid has affected IT spending.
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Accelerate Disaggregated Storage to Optimize Data-Intensive Workloads
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Type: Talk
Thanks to big data, artificial intelligence (AI), the Internet of things (IoT), and 5G, demand for data storage continues to grow significantly. The rapid growth is causing storage and database-specific processing challenges within current storage architectures. New architectures, designed with millisecond latency, and high throughput, offer in-network and storage computational processing to offload and accelerate data-intensive workloads. Join technology innovators as they highlight how to drive value and accelerate SSD storage through the specialized implementation of key value technology to remove inefficiencies through a Data Processing Unit for hardware acceleration of the storage stacks, and a hardware-enabled Storage Data Processor to accelerate compute-intensive functions. By joining, you will learn why SSDs are a staple in modern storage architectures. These disaggegated systems use just a fraction of computational load and power while unlocking the full potential of networked flash storage.
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Accelerate Disaggregated Storage to Optimize Data-Intensive Workloads
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Type: Talk
Thanks to big data, artificial intelligence (AI), the Internet of things (IoT), and 5G, demand for data storage continues to grow significantly. The rapid growth is causing storage and database-specific processing challenges within current storage architectures. New architectures, designed with millisecond latency, and high throughput, offer in-network and storage computational processing to offload and accelerate data-intensive workloads. Join technology innovators as they highlight how to drive value and accelerate SSD storage through the specialized implementation of key value technology to remove inefficiencies through a Data Processing Unit for hardware acceleration of the storage stacks, and a hardware-enabled Storage Data Processor to accelerate compute-intensive functions. By joining, you will learn why SSDs are a staple in modern storage architectures. These disaggegated systems use just a fraction of computational load and power while unlocking the full potential of networked flash storage.
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Accelerate Disaggregated Storage to Optimize Data-Intensive Workloads
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Type: Talk
Thanks to big data, artificial intelligence (AI), the Internet of things (IoT), and 5G, demand for data storage continues to grow significantly. The rapid growth is causing storage and database-specific processing challenges within current storage architectures. New architectures, designed with millisecond latency, and high throughput, offer in-network and storage computational processing to offload and accelerate data-intensive workloads. Join technology innovators as they highlight how to drive value and accelerate SSD storage through the specialized implementation of key value technology to remove inefficiencies through a Data Processing Unit for hardware acceleration of the storage stacks, and a hardware-enabled Storage Data Processor to accelerate compute-intensive functions. By joining, you will learn why SSDs are a staple in modern storage architectures. These disaggegated systems use just a fraction of computational load and power while unlocking the full potential of networked flash storage.
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Accelerate Disaggregated Storage to Optimize Data-Intensive Workloads
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Optimizing Investments to Maximize Digital Acceleration
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Type: Replay
Digital acceleration is a journey of continual evolution and transformation for organizations. Needs and requirements change over time as organizations adapt their environments and deployments to meet new demands and address emerging challenges along their journey. To secure such dynamic environments, organizations must consider their investment strategies alongside product decisions to ensure that they can keep pace with their digital acceleration while balancing and optimizing their investment outcomes. This session will help the audience understand key considerations for managing digital acceleration costs, particularly for those across their cloud journeys. We’ll discuss: - When to choose usage-based licensing over traditional term-based licenses - Key things to look for when considering usage-based licensing approaches for security solutions - How Fortinet empowers organizations to readily secure their digital acceleration journeys from multi- and hybrid clouds to hybrid mesh firewall (HMF) deployments through FortiFlex – Fortinet’s flexible, usage-based licensing program
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Thanks to big data, artificial intelligence (AI), the Internet of things (IoT), and 5G, demand for data storage continues to grow significantly. The rapid growth is causing storage and database-specific processing challenges within current storage architectures. New architectures, designed with millisecond latency, and high throughput, offer in-network and storage computational processing to offload and accelerate data-intensive workloads. Join technology innovators as they highlight how to drive value and accelerate SSD storage through the specialized implementation of key value technology to remove inefficiencies through a Data Processing Unit for hardware acceleration of the storage stacks, and a hardware-enabled Storage Data Processor to accelerate compute-intensive functions. By joining, you will learn why SSDs are a staple in modern storage architectures. These disaggegated systems use just a fraction of computational load and power while unlocking the full potential of networked flash storage.
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Accelerating Application Modernization on AWS with the AveriSource Platform™
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Type: Video
Join TechStrong, AveriSource and AWS experts as we explore how to accelerate your application modernization journey on AWS using the AveriSource Platform™. Learn how to choose the right modernization pattern that best suits your business strategy and cloud architecture while minimizing cost, risk, and complexity. Examine how the AveriSource Platform accelerates application re-architecture and re-engineering to AWS while preserving core business rules, reducing technical debt, and optimizing your legacy codebase. Modernize COBOL, Assembler, PL/I, RPG and more to AWS using this flexible platform for mainframe and midrange modernization. During this panel discussion, we'll explore: • Popular application modernization patterns and strategies. • Common architectural challenges to mainframe modernization. • The benefits of an accelerated rewrite strategy to AWS. • How the AveriSource Platform accelerates application modernization to AWS. • Key considerations for legacy application deployment to AWS. • Best practices for application analysis, business rules extraction and code transformation.
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Optimizing Investments to Maximize Digital Acceleration
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Digital acceleration is a journey of continual evolution and transformation for organizations. Needs and requirements change over time as organizations adapt their environments and deployments to meet new demands and address emerging challenges along their journey. To secure such dynamic environments, organizations must consider their investment strategies alongside product decisions to ensure that they can keep pace with their digital acceleration while balancing and optimizing their investment outcomes. This session will help the audience understand key considerations for managing digital acceleration costs, particularly for those across their cloud journeys. We’ll discuss: - When to choose usage-based licensing over traditional term-based licenses - Key things to look for when considering usage-based licensing approaches for security solutions - How Fortinet empowers organizations to readily secure their digital acceleration journeys from multi- and hybrid clouds to hybrid mesh firewall (HMF) deployments through FortiFlex – Fortinet’s flexible, usage-based licensing program
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Backblaze B2 Live Read
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Learn how to accelerate media workflows by reading growing objects in the cloud.
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BigFix and NIS2 (Presented in English)
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Learn how BigFix can accelerate NIS2 pathway. Webinar is in English.
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The Modern Accelerated Multi-Cloud AI Ready Datacenter - Computacenter
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The Modern Accelerated Multi-Cloud AI Ready Datacenter - Computacenter
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The Modern Accelerated Multi-Cloud AI Ready Datacenter - Presidio
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The Modern Accelerated Multi-Cloud AI Ready Datacenter - Presidio
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The Modern Accelerated Multi-Cloud AI Ready Datacenter - Connection
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The Modern Accelerated Multi-Cloud AI Ready Datacenter - Connection
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The Modern Accelerated Multi-Cloud AI Ready Datacenter - Sidepath
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The Modern Accelerated Multi-Cloud AI Ready Datacenter - Sidepath