Advanced Micro Devices Inc. last week introduced its next-generation AI networking components — the Pensando Salina data processing unit and the Pensando Pollara 400 AI network interface card, both of which are core components in the artificial intelligence infrastructure landscape. The components address the growing demands of hyperscale data centers and AI workloads, with implications for the broader market and competitors.
C1, a technology solutions provider focused on integrated information technology services and digital transformation strategies, recently unveiled a set of solutions intended to address some key trends in the enterprise IT sector, particularly around modernization, cloud services and security. Organizations face increasing complexity due to remote and hybrid work environments and fast-evolving security challenges.
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C1 unveils new IT services for digital transformation and hybrid workforces
The Seattle Seahawks today extended the team’s partnership with Amazon Web Services Inc. to continue employing its cloud, machine learning and artificial intelligence technologies. Since 2019, AWS has been the team’s official cloud provider and key technology partner for football and business operations. As part of the renewed agreement, the Seahawks will use AWS generative AI services, specifically Amazon Bedrock, to improve their digital media processes.
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Seattle Seahawks tap Amazon Web Services for digital media processing
The collaborative workplace vendor is integrating productivity-enhancing AI workflows across multiple offerings, all with the intent to save users’ time. I recently attended a pre-briefing on Zoomtopia, the Zoom conference taking place from October 9-10, in San Jose. The briefing highlighted the announcements, innovations, and product developments that the company will unveil this week.
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Zoomtopia 2024: Pumping Up the Jam with AI
ServiceNow Inc. and Zoom Video Communications Inc. announced today at the annual Zoomtopia event an expanded strategic partnership to integrate their generative artificial intelligence technologies — ServiceNow’s Now Assist and Zoom AI Companion — by the first half of 2025. With this integration, Zoom hopes to enhance enterprise productivity by automating workflows based on meeting discussions.