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Advancements in Cloud Computing and Education with Amazon
Amazon Web Services is providing new educative learning sessions for students and professors to collaborate with when developing new skills in cloud computing technology. To break down how cloud computing works, I wanted to share the definition of the term: the practice of using a network of remote servers hosted on the Internet to store, manage, and process data, rather than a local server or a personal computer. I often hear someone speak of cloud computing as a far off and complex idea. But when one breaks down the process it makes clear sense. Local servers can store data
Amazon Announces the Alexa Socialbot Artificial Intelligence Challenge
Amazon, a Seattle-based technology company, announced today that they will be hosting the Alexa Prize Competition. This annual competition will take place on a college level at universities, and will focus on developing and managing code that will benefit the field of artificial intelligence (AI). "The Alexa Prize challenges students to build socialbots that can acquire knowledge and opinions from the web, and express them in context just as a human would in everyday conversations," said Rohit Prasad, Vice President and Head Scientist, Amazon Alexa. One of the goals to this competition is to help advance vocal recognition in computer science. Currently
Amazon Web Services day 2 highlights at re:Invent 2015 in Las Vegas
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Amazon Web Services is providing new educative learning sessions for students
Amazon, a Seattle-based technology company, announced today that they will be hosting
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