Blue Origin said it will no longer go-it-alone on the development of a lander designed to bring humans back to the lunar surface. In a press conference from the Jeff Bezos-owned aerospace company, Brent Sherwood, vice president of advanced development programs, said Blue Origin will team up with legacy defense and aerospace contractors like Lockheed Martin, Northrup Grumman, and Draper to bring its lander, called Blue Moon, to fruition. It's partnership with those companies will help expedite the Blue Moon's production and also increase the odds that Blue Origin meets an ambitious 2024 deadline to return to the moon set by NASA. 'This is the kind of thing that is so ambitious, it needs to be done with partners,' said Bezos, who owns e-taling stalwart Amazon, at the 70th International Astronautical Congress held this week in Washington. 'This is the only way to get back to the Moon fast.'

At Amazon, artificial intelligence and machine-learning technology are not confined to one business segment. The technology is everywhere, utilized across the teams that back the Alexa suite of voice-activated devices, the Amazon Go stores, and the recommendation engine that cause "Frequently Bought Together" or "Customers Who Bought This Item Also Bought" purchase recommendations to populate.

There is no shortage of ideas in which we might be able to use Machine Learning to change the way our businesses operate. This is certainly the case for many of the world's leading retailers who are looking at how to use Machine Learning to improve the overall operations of their business on many different fronts, from the edge to the core to the cloud. In this blog, we'll provide an overview of how we're able to provide a Machine Learning solutions to enhance the shopping experience in partnership with Malong and their RetailAI software stack. We are excited to share a tangible, working, use-case to show how Dell Technologies, in conjunction with NVIDIA's GPU-accelerated EGX platforms provide an unmatched experience in terms of inference throughput and latency. Let's start here, what is Machine Learning?

Retailers today are leveraging Artificial Intelligence-powered solutions to revolutionize the retail industry. However, it is proven that AI technology has made significant and interesting transformations across multiple industries over the past few years. But due to its high costs, inaccessibility, and proprietary systems, not every retailer has been utilizing it. As customers or shoppers are taking a multichannel approach while purchasing, offline retailers are also turning to AI to level the key players in the field. From assisting customers to explore the items using visual search to personalizing their entertainment experience through virtual assistants or chatbots, AI is transforming the retail industry in a number of ways.

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This is 4R's sixth consecutive year participating in the show and will present its latest Merchant Analytics approach. NextPoint provides an exclusive annual event which offers retailers and solution providers an experience uncommon from other industry events and trade shows. Mark Garland, Executive Vice President Sales, Marketing & Solutions, said, "It is hard to believe this will be our sixth year presenting at NextPoint. The last five years at NextPoint have provided excellent networking opportunities. We are looking forward to sharing how 4R positions retailers to earn more profit from their inventory with proven success stories."

One of the key reasons Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN) stock is one of the most valuable on Wall Street -- with a market cap of $884 billion -- is that the company is willing to take bold initiatives. True, sometimes things fall short, as seen with the move into the smartphone business. But for the most part, CEO Jeff Bezos has been able to make the right strategic decisions and deploy resources in a disciplined way. Perhaps the best example of this is AWS (Amazon Web Services). Without this, AMZN stock would likely have a much lower valuation today. The irony is that the company was not the ideal player to be the winner in the cloud.

I've got a question for retailers who have a fear of the unknown: in reality, do they really know everything when it comes to their core operations, from stock levels and price points to distribution volumes and promotions? Most decisions are still largely made on gut feeling or by an individual who believes their experience will always outperform a computer, which in today's technological environment is nonsensical. There's a lot of hype surrounding artificial intelligence (AI), and Gartner research states that the number of enterprises employing AI has grown 270% over the past four years; and yet, many companies are still sceptical about what it means or how it could benefit their business. There is a clear purpose, however: retailers can use AI to illuminate areas of the business that were previously shrouded in uncertainty. When unhindered by human interference or pride, AI and Machine Learning (ML) can clear the fog surrounding the unknown, ensuring that all decisions are made using accurate statistics and data.

With the festive time of the year, everyone is going crazy about the mind-blowing sales going on in Flipkart Big Billion Day and Amazon India Great India Festival Sale. Diwali is celebrated to mark the triumph of Lord Rama over Ravana or the triumph of good over evil. However, for businesses in India, Diwali is the go-to make money festival. It is known as the big Indian Festive Season with eye-popping deals on from apparel, add-ons, shoes, consumer electronics, home appliances, furniture and also traveling. But did we ever imagined, how these e-commerce companies have prepared for these big sale days or how their courier partners are ensuring that last-mile delivery to the customers?

Earlier this month, Business Insider reported that retail giant Walmart has more than 1,500 data scientists and 50,000 software engineers--and it is seeking to hire even more to advance its artificial intelligence technology. Given that Walmart is primarily a brick-and-mortar retail outlet, this news tells us much about the role data science and AI are playing in every sector. As digital transformation fully takes over virtually every industry under the sun, leading companies all share one specific thing in common: they harness the power of data. Data utilization is no longer a luxury reserved for a handful of elite companies. Today, no matter the industry or size of your business, leveraging data is necessary to succeed. The value of data is finally being recognized in every aspect of a business.