An interview with Nate Carter, vice president of global sales, agency and identity at Dun & Bradstreet
Posts published in “Data”
Amazon is launching its AI coding assistant, Amazon Q Developer, in its search and analytics engine to let developers query their data in plain language.
Bina Hallman cites an IBM survey of CEOs who said 35% of their workforce need to be retrained in new skills.
Hugh Burgin explains why enterprises need their data to be AI-ready.
Will Abbey said Arm's low-power chips make it ideal for an energy guzzler like AI.