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Re: on Tuesday October 27, 2026 @04:17PM (#50265180)
An deep one-on-one interview with former AWS AI lead scientist and current Boson AI co-founder and co-CEO Alex Smola
Re: on Tuesday September 15, 2026 @09:41AM (#49712402)
Join Gravitational Ventures, Insforge, Nebius, Boson AI, and AWS to see if you can build an AI Startup and potentially get funded in one day.
Re: on Thursday August 06, 2026 @01:18PM (#49199570)
Higgs Realtime scores 94.8 on BigBench Audio, Artificial Analysis's spoken-audio version of BIG-Bench Hard; the newest GPT-Realtime scores 69.6. That is OpenAI's most advanced voice model with a public API currently - as GPT-Live does not yet have one.
Re: on Friday May 29, 2026 @03:16PM (#48327961)
Unlike conventional battery energy storage systems (BESS), Volt Harbor uses Medium Access Control (MAC)-BESS™. It is modeled on computer networking architecture, utilizing software to enable battery modules from different manufacturers (first and retired EV batteries) and chemistries to share and coordinate power flow through the system in real time. A unique fit for solving the challenges created by AI data centers. Training runs ramp racks of chips up and down in bursts — sometimes within milliseconds — and those swings can stress and damage substations and other grid equipment. Morgan Stanley recently called battery storage "a system-level necessity" for absorbing that volatility.
Re: on Monday February 23, 2026 @03:14PM (#47128107)
“The true power comes when you have [the AI agents] integrated with your ERP, for example, and can actually automate the real tasks,” Eberle said. “It’s not just a chatbot that can answer simple questions.”
Re: on Wednesday November 19, 2025 @10:48AM (#45981024)
The Boston Globe looks at a story brewing in the Hub as alumni from Boston’s original cybersecurity pillars (Rapid7 and Carbon Black) are now building the next wave of AI-native cyber companies in the Hub. Think of it as the city’s own version of a “PayPal mafia” moment.
Re: on Thursday July 18, 2024 @01:17PM (#40997756)
The recent Broadcom acquisition of VMware has left many VMware customers facing skyrocketing license fees and sun-lit support for cloud deployment.

That is why Wanclouds is announcing today a complimentary migration offer to Amazon Web Services (AWS) and IBM Cloud for companies reevaluating the best way to run their VMware workloads.

The free migration offer for those migrating VMware workloads to IBM or AWS is good for up to 150 VMs for new customers who sign up for Wanclouds’ one-year managed service subscription.

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