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A New Era of AI Innovation GPU-as-a-Service Accelerates AI for the Telco Industry
ActivePort and Radian Arc are excited to announce an expanded relationship that will accelerate AI deployment within the telecommunications industry. The collaboration aims to leverage Radian Arc’s AMD-based GPU platform, already installed in a rapidly expanding network of 50 telco customers worldwide, to offer GPU-as-a-Service (GaaS) for AI.
HCLTech Launches Advanced Testing Facility for 5G Infrastructure OEMs
HCLTech, a leading global technology company, announced the launch of a state-of-the-art test lab in Chennai, India to enable global telecom infrastructure original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) to test and validate 5G solutions.
Versus Unveils VersusLM a Powerful AI Constellation for Interactive Content Creation
The VersusLM AI is integrating directly with VersusGame’s flagship product, MiniGames, providing VersusGame customers and partners with a progressive model to generate contextually relevant content from any subject, topic, editorial and media format without any additional workload.
Infotech and Seiler Geospatial Announce Digital Inspection Collaboration to Advance Civil Infrastructure Projects
Infotech, a leader in infrastructure construction software solutions, announced a partnership with Seiler Geospatial, one of the largest authorized Trimble dealers and a GIS expert, to provide a turn-key and cost-effective solution to advance digital inspection workflows. Infotech and Seiler are focused on modernizing inspection for local public agencies and engineering firms through integrations that combine technology from leading Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) companies.
Vandalia Health Extends Oracle Health’s EHR Across Systems to Enhance Patient Care
Vandalia Health, the West Virginia-based health system signed a 10-year agreement to extend Oracle Health’s electronic health records (EHR) across its system. Standardizing a single EHR across all Vandalia medical clinics will help improve care team coordination, enhance patient and caregiver experiences, and strengthen care continuity across the system.
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