Covers AI applications in sports, computing, and regulation, including edge computing at the Ryder Cup and AI's role during the pandemic.

Supercomputing shifts to AI amid exascale race

A supercomputer is a machine engineered to deliver the highest possible floating-point throughput, measured in FLOPS. The TOP500 project has ranked installations by their LINPACK benchmark score since 1993, and...

Bing AI launch challenges Google

On February 7, 2023, Microsoft unveiled a new Bing search engine driven by a next-generation OpenAI large language model, calling it an AI copilot for the web. The launch flowed...

Kinect Hub blockchain healthcare platform ends

Kinect Hub was a proposed digital health platform designed to marry Microsoft's Kinect motion-tracking device with blockchain technology. The concept hinged on the Kinect's ability to capture body movements in...

Amazon Alexa AI Pivot After $25B Loss

Amazon has not abandoned Alexa. It has radically restructured the organization behind it, cutting thousands of jobs, replacing longtime hardware chief Dave Limp with Panos Panay, and pivoting the product's...

Google Cloud Contact Center AI: Competitors

Google Cloud launched its Contact Center AI Platform in July 2021. The product injects AI services into a live contact center rather than replacing the underlying stack. As of early...

Jumio verifies IDs with AI selfie matching

Jumio, headquartered in Sunnyvale, California and founded in 2010, uses artificial intelligence to compare a live selfie against the photo on an identity document in seconds. The system is designed...