Today’s Daily AI Roundup covers the latest Artificial Intelligence announcements on AI capabilities, AI mobility products, Robotic Service, Technology from IBM, Comscore, Arista Networks, Cisco, Atos and DJI.
Delta Partners with IBM to Explore Quantum Computing – an Airline Industry First
IBM and Delta Air Lines announced that the global airline is embarking on a multi-year collaborative effort with IBM – including joining the IBM Q Network – to explore the potential capabilities of quantum computing to transform experiences for customers and employees.
Comscore’s Monthly New Vehicle Demand Index Finds Toyota RAV4 Remains Most Shopped Model Market-Wide
New research from Comscore, a trusted partner for planning, transacting and evaluating media across platforms, found that for the 4th month in a row, Toyota RAV4 was the most shopped new vehicle model market wide.
Union Square Advisors Serves as Exclusive Financial Advisor to Big Switch Networks in its Sale to Arista Networks
Arista Networks announced the acquisition of Big Switch Networks, a network monitoring and SDN (Software Defined Networking) company. Arista Networks provides a complete and visionary cloud networking suite, with rich capabilities in all critical areas of the campus, data center and public cloud.
Cisco Joins Facebook’s Express Wi-Fi Technology Partner Program to Connect More People to a Faster Internet
Cisco announced that it has joined Facebook’s Express Wi-Fi Technology Partner Program to close the digital divide and enable more people around the world to get connected to a faster, better internet.
Atos Furthers Collaboration With Microsoft to Accelerate the Cloud Transformation of SAP’s Largest Customers
Atos, a global leader in digital transformation, announced that it has expanded its collaboration with Microsoft to jointly address the fast-growing SAP HANA market, targeting the most demanding customers, many of whom are running mission-critical SAP workloads.
Can Drones Save Lives? Yes, DJI AirWorks Says
Talk of drones might have circled around military uses lately, but drones are actually being used to do good around the world. With its #DronesforGood campaign, DJI wishes to make people aware of the many ways in which drones can make our lives better and help keep us safe.
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