Developers (Devs) stories - Page 45

Siemens boosts its Xcelerator platform with NVIDIA's Omniverse Cloud APIs, revolutionising industrial-scale design with photoreal digital twin capabilities and minimising production errors.

Vultr's Cloud Inference heralds a new era in AI scalability and global reach with its serverless platform boasting reduced latency, cost efficiency, and seamless integration, promising a revolution in worldwide AI model deployment.

DataStax is set to enhance retrieval-augmented generation use cases through its new integration with NVIDIA, providing faster and cost-effective AI data solutions.

GitHub introduces a public beta of its code scanning autofix for Advanced Security users, promising remediation of two-thirds of vulnerabilities within major coding languages.

NVIDIA expands Omniverse Cloud functionality with new APIs, integrating with major software firms to enhance digital twin technologies and simulation capabilities in automation industries.

Red Hat reveals shift in interpretation of application modernisation, highlighting security, reliability, and scalability as key modernisation drivers.

Tenable plans to extend its Cloud-Native Application Protection Platform capabilities to Kubernetes in a bid to reduce operational risk.

Tricentis reveals that poor app quality costs firms up to $2.49M in annual lost revenue, marking the importance of mobile app quality on operational success.

i-PRO Co., the former Panasonic Security, integrates Docker container support into its AI-enabled X Series cameras, facilitating app development, boosting cybersecurity, and enhancing AI component modularity.

Vultr introduces Cloud Inference, a serverless platform designed to optimise AI application deployment and scalability across 32 international locations, enhancing cost efficiency and reducing latency.

NVIDIA Edify expands its artificial intelligence capabilities with 3D asset generation, sparking collaborations with Shutterstock and Getty Images to enhance creative control and input for visual AI interfaces.

NVIDIA utilises artificial intelligence and digital twins in groundbreaking suite of software, revolutionising industrial automation processes from manufacturing to logistics.

NVIDIA and Cloudera enhance their partnership focusing on generative AI capabilities, which will expedite the implementation of AI applications from experiment to full-scale operation.

NVIDIA aims to expedite AI-assisted robotics development by enriching its Isaac platform, combining advanced simulation technologies and innovative AI, including foundational models and robotic learning systems.

Nasuni expands partnership with Amazon Web Services to offer Nasuni Edge for Amazon S3, aiming to improve data access, delivery times, and ensure low-latency access – a leap forward for AI and Data Management.

The EU Parliament has passed the AI Act, a first-of-its-kind legislation categorising AI solutions based on risk, with some potentially facing prohibition due to system threats.

In response to increasing AI usage across sectors, Clarifai forms a new AI Developer Alliance, aiming to unite developers under one collaborative platform to advance AI development.

Adobe introduces Firefly-powered generative AI features into its Substance 3D design platform, enhancing efficiency and creative potential for game developers and VFX professionals.

NVIDIA integrates its Omniverse digital twin platform with Apple Vision Pro, unveiling a groundbreaking software framework that enables real-time 3D streaming of industrial digital twins, transforming spatial computing experiences.

NVIDIA expands AI capabilities in healthcare with the introduction of over two dozen microservices, offering potential breakthroughs in generative AI for early disease detection and drug discovery.