HP Enterprise Bets on Cloud 'Machine Learning' - CXOtoday.com

Hewlett Packard Enterprise is expanding into cloud services to help companies build data-rich mobile and enterprise applications and analyze data such as photos, audio clips and comments on social media. Haven OnDemand, which runs on computers operated by Microsoft's Azure cloud-computing, gives users access to sophisticated techniques such as machine learning without the need to maintain a data center or develop the underlying technology. HPE first pioneered this effort in December 2014 with the beta launch of HPE Haven OnDemand. Today, HPE Haven OnDemand has more than 12,750 registered developers who currently generate millions of API calls per week, and have provided feedback to improve and refine the offering. "The software industry is on the cusp of a new era of breakthroughs, driven by machine learning that will power data-driven applications across all facets of life," said Kamal Dutta, Managing Director - Software, Asia Growth Countries, Hewlett Packard Enterprise.