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Designing a Future of Innovative UX, Without UI

Erin Essex | November 22, 2019 | artificial intelligence, audio design, designers, UI, UX

The long-fabled future of a world without traditional human-to-computer interactions is no longer science fiction. It’s a reality. Consumers all across the globe are wearing computers on the wrists, talking to artificial ...

Testim Adds SDK to AI-Based Testing Platform

Mike Vizard | November 14, 2019 | application testing, machine learning, machine learning artificial intelligence, SDK, software development kid, Testim, testing

Testim this week launched a beta release of a software development kit (SDK) consisting for a set of JavaScript application programming interfaces (APIs) that will enable DevOps teams to build tests that ...

IBM Zones in on DevOps for AI

Mike Vizard | October 22, 2019 | ai, artificial intelligence, DevOps and AI, ibm, machine learning, Watson, Watson OpenScale

IBM this week revealed it has added a drift detection capability to the Watson OpenScale platform to govern artificial intelligence (AI) models that will become a foundational piece of IBM's approach to ...

Virtual Instruments Changes Name to Virtana to Drive AIOps

Mike Vizard | October 21, 2019 | AIOps, automation, cloud, devops, SaaS, Virtana, Virtual Instruments

With the formal launch of a software-as-a-service (SaaS) to monitor cloud platforms and optimize cloud, Virtual Instruments today renamed itself Virtana. The company's CloudWisdom platform is based on technology Virtana gained via ...

What is so Special About AIOps for Mission Critical Workloads?

Rebecca James | October 18, 2019 | ai, AIOps, artificial intelligence, digital transformation, Internet of Things, IoT, IT operations

As the wave of digitization sweeps more enterprises with each passing day, the threats posed to organizations, particularly IT organizations, have never been more complex and pressing. With cybercrime statistics, including those ...

Continuous Optimization: An Idea Whose Time Has Come?

Don Macvittie | October 4, 2019 | AIOps, cloud optimization, continuous operations, continuous optimization, devops tools, Opsani

Agile makes development deliver code faster. CI makes testing move faster and CD makes delivery faster, but what keeps track of the volume of change all of this introduces and delivers optimizations ...

Kong Employs Machine Learning to Extend Services Control

Mike Vizard | October 2, 2019 | cloud-native, Kong, machine learning, monolithic, networking, open source

At the Kong Summit 2019 conference, Kong today announced it has acquired Insomnia, an open source testing tool for application programming interfaces (APIs). In addition, it has added support for REST, Kafka ...

How AI and Microservices Create a Reliable Enterprise of the Future

Martin Henley | September 24, 2019 | ai, artificial intelligence, machine learning, microservices, self-healing applications, self-healing infrastructure

The Rise of Microservices Enterprise adoption of microservices is continuing to rise. Its popularity is so strong that % of development professionals internationally expect microservices to become the default application architecture within ...

Virtual Instruments Aims to Meld DevOps, ITSM Worlds

Mike Vizard | September 4, 2019 | AIOps, applications, devops, IT management, life cycle, Virtual Instruments

Virtual Instruments today announced additions to an IT management platform that leverage machine learning algorithms to identify application drift and dynamically right-size virtual machines. Tim Van Ash, senior vice president of products ...

Computer Vision is Building the Future

Grzegorz Tymiński | August 14, 2019 | AI models, computer vision, facial recognition,

Developing an accurate, regulated and purpose-driven facial recognition software is the challenge of computer vision engineering. It is also the future of how people do their everyday tasks: from unlocking a phone ...