Zhang et al. [34] devise a strategy for computing the availability of Virtual Data Centers (VDCs), as well as an algorithm for reliable VDC embedding.
Take a structural shift to mobile, an ever decreasing cost of computing power, the availability of lots of (big!) data, mix in one part artificial intelligence, one part distributed ledgers and we have the perfect recipe for how technology will change the face of banking and insurance forever.
The research is representative of a new generation of computer science that is exploiting the falling cost of computing and the availability of huge clusters of computers in giant data centers.
With the advent of cloud computing and the availability of data collected from increasingly powerful scientific instruments, workflows have become a prevailing mean to achieve significant scientific advances at an increased pace.
The exponential increase in data, computing power and the availability of readily accessible analytical software has allowed organisations around the world to leverage the benefits of integrating multiple heterogeneous data files for enterprise-level planning and decision making.
With recent progress in the development of machines with human-like intelligence in learning as well as the increase in computing power and the availability of big data (Chouard and Venema 2015), automated scoring systems have been developed and used in large-scale language assessments.
Thus, S1 and S2 are in series which helps us to compute the time-dependent availability of the process industry as A P t = A 1 t × A 2 t.
"Advancements in AI by leading technology companies, the open sourcing of AI technology, the decrease in the price of compute power and the availability of digital data has set the scene for significant innovation through AI across several traditional industries", said Rona Segev, Co-Founding Partner of TLV Partners.
Collaborative Reconfigurable Grid Computing (CRGC) employs the availability of any reconfigurable processor to accelerate compute-intensive applications such as multimedia kernels.
Cloud computing refers to the availability of resources through an on-demand system.
