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AI Daily Podcast - Exploring AI Advancements: Samsung's DRAM and NAND Chips, Johnson & Johnson's Investments, AI in Animation, and Digital Health Technologies
Welcome to another episode of the AI Daily Podcast. Our focus is on groundbreaking advancements and trends in artificial intelligence technology across various industries.
In this installment, we delve into Samsung Electronics' plans to increase the memory density of their DRAM and NAND flash chips. This development is targeted at catering to hyperscale artificial intelligence demands. The pharmaceutical domain isn’t left behind as we also discuss Johnson & Johnson's interest in South Korean AI-edge product startups, and how their global startup program aims to nurture future collaborations and investments in Asia. We take a look at The View Conference, which this year explores the role of AI and animation in shaping the future of storytelling.
The convergence of AI and networking technology is also on the radar, with a special focus on Juniper Networks amidst significant growth of its AI division in the first half of the year. Get informed on the impact of AI on its financial performance, and how it uses AI to enhance user experiences and streamline operations. We further explore AMN Healthcare's strides in patient engagement technology, and AMSYS’s newly appointed VP of Enterprise Sales, John Rohrer, whose role aligns with the company's focus on AI and cybersecurity.
We also shed light on the FDA's forthcoming Digital Health Advisory Committee, set to launch in 2024. The committee will explore a plethora of digital health technologies, including AI, augmented reality, digital therapeutics, wearables, and software, with a goal to aid the FDA better understand their benefits, risks, and clinical outcomes. Furthermore, we cover news on Databricks' software now being accessible via Amazon's digital catalog for the intelligence community. Finally, we look at Swedish fintech firm Klarna's AI-powered imaging tool aimed at simplifying shopping for users by making product finding and comparison easy.
Through this episode, we aim to keep you updated on how AI technology is revolutionizing tech, medical and entertainment fields, and foster anticipation for the rapid advances in AI technology.
Links:
Samsung vows to up memory chip density to 'extreme levels'
Johnson & Johnson more interested in Korean bio startups
View Conference Explores AI’s Creative Potential, Presents ‘People Who Are Teaching Us How Not to Be Afraid of It’
What To Expect As Juniper Publishes Its Q3 Results?
Interpretation services are evolving with technology
Houston-based Tech Leader AMSYS Hires Industry Veteran John Rohrer as VP of Enterprise Sales
FDA to Create Digital Health Advisory Committee By 2024
Databricks Adds Unified Data Management Offering to AWS Marketplace; Aaron Kinworthy Quoted
Klarna AI Image Search Takes Aim at the E-Commerce Space
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By Amy IversonWelcome to another episode of the AI Daily Podcast. Our focus is on groundbreaking advancements and trends in artificial intelligence technology across various industries.
In this installment, we delve into Samsung Electronics' plans to increase the memory density of their DRAM and NAND flash chips. This development is targeted at catering to hyperscale artificial intelligence demands. The pharmaceutical domain isn’t left behind as we also discuss Johnson & Johnson's interest in South Korean AI-edge product startups, and how their global startup program aims to nurture future collaborations and investments in Asia. We take a look at The View Conference, which this year explores the role of AI and animation in shaping the future of storytelling.
The convergence of AI and networking technology is also on the radar, with a special focus on Juniper Networks amidst significant growth of its AI division in the first half of the year. Get informed on the impact of AI on its financial performance, and how it uses AI to enhance user experiences and streamline operations. We further explore AMN Healthcare's strides in patient engagement technology, and AMSYS’s newly appointed VP of Enterprise Sales, John Rohrer, whose role aligns with the company's focus on AI and cybersecurity.
We also shed light on the FDA's forthcoming Digital Health Advisory Committee, set to launch in 2024. The committee will explore a plethora of digital health technologies, including AI, augmented reality, digital therapeutics, wearables, and software, with a goal to aid the FDA better understand their benefits, risks, and clinical outcomes. Furthermore, we cover news on Databricks' software now being accessible via Amazon's digital catalog for the intelligence community. Finally, we look at Swedish fintech firm Klarna's AI-powered imaging tool aimed at simplifying shopping for users by making product finding and comparison easy.
Through this episode, we aim to keep you updated on how AI technology is revolutionizing tech, medical and entertainment fields, and foster anticipation for the rapid advances in AI technology.
Links:
Samsung vows to up memory chip density to 'extreme levels'
Johnson & Johnson more interested in Korean bio startups
View Conference Explores AI’s Creative Potential, Presents ‘People Who Are Teaching Us How Not to Be Afraid of It’
What To Expect As Juniper Publishes Its Q3 Results?
Interpretation services are evolving with technology
Houston-based Tech Leader AMSYS Hires Industry Veteran John Rohrer as VP of Enterprise Sales
FDA to Create Digital Health Advisory Committee By 2024
Databricks Adds Unified Data Management Offering to AWS Marketplace; Aaron Kinworthy Quoted
Klarna AI Image Search Takes Aim at the E-Commerce Space