The intelligent network market report aims at estimating the market size and growth potential of the market across segments: application, end-user, enterprise size, and region. Northbrook, IL -- (SBWIRE) -- 07/30/2018 -- The information cognition segment is expected to grow faster during the forecast period. Among applications, information cognition is expected to have a larger market share during the forecast period, as there is an increasing need for information cognition on data accumulation of networking operations which include network characteristics, trace route, traffic matrix, and other such data functionalities. The telecom service providers segment is estimated to have the largest market size in 2018. Among end-users, the cloud service providers segment is expected to grow at the fastest rate during the forecast period.

By automating tasks such as feature engineering and machine learning model creation, data scientists are now able to create fraud prevention solutions as much as 50 times faster than is possible with the traditional data science workflow. Increasingly intelligent fraud attacks require teams to act faster than ever to fight evolving fraud risks on multiplying fronts. Feedzai AutoML enables teams to deliver results faster and to quickly expand to new use cases, channels, and geographies. Now, data scientists can quickly generate the most relevant features and models, and adapt more quickly to fast-evolving fraud schemes and attack vectors. Feedzai AutoML works by automating and integrating the most repetitive and time-consuming steps in the data science pipeline, freeing data scientists to perform more consequential tasks.

The CardLinx Association today announced that their industry-defining event The CardLinx Asia Forum will be held in China for the first time on September 5th at the Grand Hyatt Shanghai. This executive-level event will focus on artificial intelligence and commerce in the development of payments, retail tech and travel tech in Asia. The speakers are from global leaders such as Mastercard and Sumitomo Mitsui Card Company and leading Chinese innovators like 55Haitao, YouWorld, MaFengWo and CTrip. "CardLinx Forums have consistently launched strategic partnerships and spawned new fintech innovations around the globe," said CardLinx President and CEO, Silvio Tavares. "Major online-to-offline commerce innovators in China and across the world will participate to develop the next generation of AI-driven fintech and commerce technologies."

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Matrix is the fastest, most scalable parallel file system for AI and technical compute workloads. TuSimple's goal is to develop a Level 4 autonomous truck driving solution, for the dock-to-dock delivery of commercial goods. The company, which was founded by entrepreneurs from the California Institute of Technology, has facilities in San Diego, Calif. and Tucson, Ariz., and to date its technology has been road-tested for some 15,000 miles. TuSimple chose WekaIO Matrix after comparisons with other scale-out file systems demonstrated that only Matrix has the ability to meet its most demanding performance requirements. "WekaIO Matrix was the clear choice for our on-premises DNN training in the U.S. It was understood from the outset that a standard network-attached storage (NAS) solution would not be able to scale to the extent we would need it to, and apart from Matrix being the most performant of all the parallel file systems we evaluated, we really liked the fact that it is hardware-independent, allowing us better control over our infrastructure costs. We are also taking full advantage of WekaIO's object storage capability, which is much more economical than an all-flash system, and allows us to efficiently scale our data catalog in a single namespace," said Dr. Xiaodi Hou, Co-founder and CTO at TuSimple.

While the popular image of artificial intelligence seems to come from a Hollywood blockbuster, the reality is less epic and more pervasive. "AI is like a spreadsheet on steroids," explains Xaxis VP of product engineering and AI expert Sara Robertson in the new report "Digital Strategy in the Age of Artificial Intelligence." The result is an improved way for ad buyers to find and define audiences, refine creative messaging, generate audience personas and develop bidding strategies. But the most powerful potential of AI lies in its ability to optimize toward business outcomes rather than simple metrics. That requires advertisers to conceive and build campaigns around the unique opportunities and strategies afforded by AI. The truth is, AI isn't about robots.

"At this moment, it's not a particularly hospitable environment," said Mark Natkin, managing director of industry research firm Marbridge Consulting. "I'd imagine getting such a search permit would be difficult, if not impossible for the company." In the past week, Apple Inc. came under fire from Chinese state media for not doing enough to block illegal content. The week before, Qualcomm Inc. abandoned its acquisition of Dutch chip maker NXP Semiconductors NV after a deadline to gain approval in China passed. About the same time, Facebook Inc. announced plans to build an "innovation hub" for developers in eastern China--but the business license was then pulled, and the project appears to have been sidelined.

Consumers lack a full understanding of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and are looking to businesses, government and academia for education, according to a FleishmanHillard report released today. The report highlights that 61% of all those surveyed believe the responsibility for educating the public about AI should be shared. The Future., surveyed consumers across the United States and the United Kingdom about their current sentiment on AI. It also asked a panel of 25 global experts in the AI field to provide their perspectives on the key areas where AI is impacting our world. The result is a snapshot of the public's attitudes on AI that analyzes common fears and opportunities, providing organizations with insights into how their audiences want them to engage going forward.

Canada-based crypto exchange Coinsquare announced on Monday the launch of a new branch called Coin Capital Investment Management Inc (Coincapital). The subsidiary has been registered with the Ontario Securities Commission (OSC) as an exempt market dealer, portfolio manager, and investment fund manager. The new branch will provide users with a variety of investment services revolving around blockchain, cryptocurrencies, artificial intelligence (AI), and other innovative technologies. "There is a strong appetite for investors to access growth in the technology sector, but not enough specialized or niche offerings available to them." "We are at a critical inflection point in the technology sector and Coincapital is perfectly positioned, given its relationship to Coinsquare and deep sector expertise, to take advantage of the next phase of industry growth," he added.

LONDON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--In a year when artificial intelligence and machine learning became a very hot topic in the media industry, the IBC Best Conference Paper Award goes to a team from BBC R&D which has investigated practical applications. The award is made to the technical paper which, according to the team of peer reviewers, delivers not just the most significant new research, but does so in an accessible way. The paper, 'AI in production: video analysis and machine learning for expanded live events coverage', will be presented at midday on Sunday 16 September as part of a new initiative at IBC2018 – 'Tech Talks'. 'Tech Talks' ensures that the highly respected technical papers remain an integral part of IBC and its conference, bringing the latest ideas to all delegates in a fresh and accessible form. Talking of the new innovation, Dr Nick Lodge, executive producer of technical sessions in the conference, said "Senior technologists and researchers who have been responsible for original and thought-provoking advances in media technology will talk about their own work, and audiences will have the rare opportunity to question these world experts. "The technologies that impact the media industry are broad," he added. "This year's'Tech Talks' will cover emerging areas like artificial intelligence, virtual and augmented reality, 5G and blockchain." In the award-winning paper a team of BBC researchers covering a wide range of skills, under project lead Mike Evans, discuss a project known as'Ed'. This prototype system is used to create near-live content with minimal crew. An example might be a set of three unmanned 4K cameras, from which'Ed' would produce a number of properly framed HD pictures, cutting between them as appropriate. "The point of the work is to allow coverage of more events, to reach places we otherwise could not reach," Mike Evans said. "With conventional production we cover only about six of the nearly 100 places music is performed at the Glastonbury Festival, for example, or just a tiny fraction of the 50,000 performances in 300 venues at the Edinburgh Fringe." "But with'Ed' we can reach many more of these and do so with production techniques which are much less intrusive for the event itself," he explained. "This technology will be suitable not just for major production companies like the BBC, but for a whole range of use cases, like minor sports which need to increase visibility, and even vloggers who want to improve their online presence." Dr Paul Entwistle, Chair of the IBC Technical Papers Committee which provides careful peer review of the many papers proposed for IBC, said "The detail in this paper is absolutely fascinating.