Tag: Virtualized data centers
Data: An expensive necessity for AI and Machine Learning
by Dean Rauschenbusch on July 14, 2017 9:53 am
AI and Machine Learning are two big buzzwords within Information Technology and StartUps. Since 2002 more then $3.8B have been raised by AI companies [10]. Nonetheless the biggest players are established companies such as Google, Facebook etc.. This might just be temporarily as they have the “benefit” of size and economics, but some argue that… Read more Data: An expensive necessity for AI and Machine Learning
The Impact of Virtualization on Data Center Infrastructure
by Robert Sty on July 11, 2017 11:22 pm
VMWare led the industry in server virtualization technology, or the “process of creating a software-based representation of something rather than a physical one. This applies to applications, servers, storage and networks.” (https://www.vmware.com/solutions/virtualization.html). As this technology hit the mainstream data center market it allowed for a more efficient IT platform by running a fewer number of servers… Read more The Impact of Virtualization on Data Center Infrastructure
Virtualized Data Centers – A Practical Example from a Startup Perspective
by Julia Delin on July 7, 2017 11:19 am
It was only 20 years ago when the dot-com era ruled that virtualized data centers became accessible and over time started to be used by companies all around the world. As a fresh-of-the-ground-company before the dot-com era, your only option for storing, computing and manage your technical product information was by purchasing your own hardware,… Read more Virtualized Data Centers – A Practical Example from a Startup Perspective
Undergraduate Student in Information and Communication Technology at the Royal Institute of Technology in Sweden and want to focus on Mathematics. I also study Chinese at Dalarna University.
Prior to my Undergraduate studies I lived in China where I worked at a consultancy and learned more about Chinese Culture and Language. In Berlin I worked at a Startup in analytics, Customer Relationship Management and Marketing.
It is one of my goals to become fluent in Chinese with the aim to strengthen the economic partnership between China and Europe, especially within technology.
Prior to my Undergraduate studies I lived in China where I worked at a consultancy and learned more about Chinese Culture and Language. In Berlin I worked at a Startup in analytics, Customer Relationship Management and Marketing.
It is one of my goals to become fluent in Chinese with the aim to strengthen the economic partnership between China and Europe, especially within technology.
