According to EE Times, Groq’s hardware is being used by Nimbix to give customers a way to accelarate AI workload in the cloud. 

Groq’s tensor streaming processor (TSP) silicon is now available to accelerate customers’ AI workloads in the cloud. 

Storing data in the cloud could be the answer to data siloing, reports Technology Network. 

McKinsey Global Institute estimate that the application of big data could generate $100 billion annually across just the US healthcare system; information literacy is now a requirement for success in this field. 

According to CIO Dive, now that email has migrated successfully to the cloud, other applications will take the plunge. 

Moves to the cloud began with the low-hanging fruit: email. What exactly is it about email that made its cloud migrations so ubiquitous?