Alex Woodie

MinIO is one of the most popular open-source S3-compatible object storage systems in the world. Thanks to its combination of performance and simplicity, it's been adopted to store data for a wide range of applications. But with the rapid emergence of generative AI, the MinIO company recognized there exists an opportunity to deliver an AI-centered object store, and the result of that recognition is today's MinIO launch of AIStore.

Recent advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) have sparked a technological revolution that promises to transform numerous industries and areas of

Companies that are running into performance walls as they scale up their vector databases may want to check out the latest update to Zilliz Cloud, a

Customers will be able to interact with their database using natural language thanks to the new text-to-SQL function in DBHawk, a database access tool

Some research universities excel in exploring intellectual possibilities and postulating abstract theories. Those terms aren’t likely to be associated

Women make up 15% to 22% of data science professionals, research from the Boston Consulting Group shows. One of the women who is hoping to increase that

Approaches to data quality vary from company to company. Some organisations put a lot of effort into curating their data sets, ensuring there are validation rules and proper descriptions next to each attribute. Others concentrate on rapid development of the data layer with very little focus on eventual quality, lineage, and data governance.

So the decision has been made to upgrade your business using generative AI technology. Great! But now comes the hard part: Figuring out how to transform that aspiration into action, and it all starts with people.

Recent advancements in AI have brought forth a new generation of tools that can process and generate human-like content across multiple modalities. At the

Databricks is reportedly seeking to raise at least $5 billion in an equity funding round at a valuation of $55 billion. The deal, reported by