The recent growth of AI technology in enterprises, organizations, venture- and series-funded corporations is unparalleled, and not stopping anytime soon. We can thank the tech giants—like Google, Apple, and Facebook—for much of the AI we use every day. If you’ve ever used Google Translate or accepted a tagging suggestion on Facebook, you’ve experienced AI integration into your user experience. Of ...
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Written by SVSG CTO & AI Practice Lead Geeta Chauhan The integration of AI and Deep Learning into the financial industry isn’t stopping anytime soon. The AI revolution is growing. Gartner predicts by 2018, 80% of data scientists will have deep learning in their toolkits and by 2019, deep learning will be a critical driver for best-in-class performance for demand, ...
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State of the market: shot in both feet In 2015, the McKinsey Global Institute predicted that Internet of Things (IoT) products and services will become an $11.1 industry by 2025. “Our central finding is that the hype may actually understate the full potential,” they reported, joining legions of others in buzzing over the potential efficiency gains of making cities, manufacturing, ...
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As companies throughout the U.S. and the world race to develop new technology to make life in cities safer and easier, citizens’ attitudes ebb and flow with the headlines. Data collection, autonomous vehicles, smart city infrastructure—ideas like these often toe the line between utopian and dystopian future ideals. We are fortunate to be witnessing a unique point in human development, ...
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Courtesy of pcworld.com Intel is lagging on its competitors. SVSG Practice Manager Carter Smyth discusses the ups and downs of Intel Stock and whether investors should take a bite of the Intel apple, or keep their distance? Will its stock price hold up under the pressure? Intel has delayed the move to 10-nanometer chips and several companies have already announced seven-nanometer technology, so ...
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On this radio interview… Gustavo Huber, IoT Practice Lead, Silicon Valley Software Group, joined Doug Krizner and Stephen Engle on Daybreak Asia to discuss today’s Apple announcement, giving his thoughts on what Apple is getting right and wrong, saying the focus remains firmly on the iPhone. Visit Bloomberg
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