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From diagnosing diseases to detecting defects on the production line to providing deeper insights into customer behavior—AI increasingly transforms the way businesses across all industries operate today. But who truly makes these deployments successful is developers creating AI models and solutions capable of providing business value. When AI developers are equipped with the right tools, technology, and knowledge, they have the power to make all kinds of exciting and innovative use cases.

In this podcast episode, we discuss how AI is used to improve efficiency, make better decisions, enhance customer experience, and provide a competitive advantage. We also explore tools and technologies that allow developers to successfully build and deploy these AI models and solutions as well as touch on some of the latest capabilities in the OpenVINO™ 2023.0 release.

Join us as we explore these ideas with: Yury Gorbachev, OpenVINO architect, Intel Raymond Lo, AI Software Evangelist, Intel Christina Cardoza, Editorial Director, insight.tech

Yury and Raymond answer our questions about

• The evolution of artificial intelligence in recent years
• How developers benefit from AI advancements 
• Best practices for successful AI deployments 
• The five-year anniversary of the AI toolkit OpenVINO 
• New tools making AI more accessible to business users
• The future of AI and the role of OpenVINO
• What developers can expect in OpenVINO 2023.0

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To learn more about AI development, read Development Tools Put AI to Work Across Industries. To learn more about the latest release of OpenVINO, visit https://openvino.ai/. For the latest innovations from Intel, follow them on Twitter and LinkedIn.

Get ready for the next phase of smart manufacturing, where a plethora of exciting advancements and transformative changes are expected to take center stage. We’ve already seen real-time analytics provide deep insight into operations and production, AI enhance worker safety and defect detection, and autonomous mobile robots introduced on the factory floor. But what about robots building robots or collaborative robots introduced alongside human workers on the production line? 

These are just a few demonstrations presented at the latest Hannover Messe conference in April, and there’s still so much more to look forward to.

In this episode of the IoT Chat, we learn more about opportunities for industrial digitization, tools and technologies enabling manufacturing innovations, and obstacles the industrial space needs to overcome to achieve them.

Join us as we explore these ideas with:

Ricky Watts, Industrial Solutions Director, Intel Teo Pham, digital trends expert Christina Cardoza, Editorial Director, insight.tech

Ricky and Teo answers our questions about

• Where the manufacturing space is headed
• Upcoming industrial AI applications we can expect
• How manufacturers can take advantage of new opportunities
• Determining the need for CPUs or GPUs
• Benefits of moving manufacturing to the edge
• The role of cloud in smart manufacturing 

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To learn more about smart manufacturing, read  Hannover Messe 2023: The Next Phase of Smart Manufacturing. For the latest innovations from Intel, follow them on Twitter and LinkedIn, and follow Teo on Twitter at @teoAI_

As telecoms strive to lower costs, improve scalability, and increase innovation, the move toward Open Radio Access Networks (RAN) and virtualized RANs (vRAN) is becoming more common. But this path forward is not without its challenges. 

In this episode, we discuss the various interoperability, performance, and reliability considerations that telecoms must take into account as they move toward these new technologies. In addition, we’ll explore how these concepts relate to one another, the latest advancements in the mobile and connectivity space, and how to stay one step ahead of the curve. 

Join us as we explore these ideas with: Randy Cox, VP of Product Management and Industry Verticals, Wind River Brandon Lewis, Editor-in-Chief, Embedded Computing Design Christina Cardoza, Editorial Director, insight.tech

Randy and Brandon answer our questions about

• Trends in the mobile and connectivity space
• The move to Open RAN and vRAN
• Wind River’s role in telecom transformations
• Why telecoms should look at the latest Intel® Xeon® processors
• Wind River Studio’s latest single-core support
• Important partnerships for mobile and connectivity
• What else there is to know about O-RAN, Open Ran, and vRAN

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To learn more about Open RAN and vRAN, read MWC 2023: Where IoT Networking Meets the Intelligent Edge. For the latest innovations from Wind River, follow them on Twitter and LinkedIn; and follow Brandon at @TechieLew.  

Join us as we explore these ideas with: Lisa McGarvey, Vice President, Solutions, Verticals, and Alliances at TDSYNNEX Matt Tyler, Vice President, Strategic Innovation and Business Development at Wachter, Inc. Ben Kotvis, Senior Architect at Insight Tobias Enders, CEO at GPA Christina Cardoza, Associate Content Director at insight.tech 

Lisa, Matt, Ben, and Tobias answer our questions about:

• The evolving role of SIs and aggregators in the IoT world
• Challenges SIs and aggregators face in the IoT space
• The importance of SIs and aggregators when scaling across markets and regions
• Key IoT trends and opportunities for SIs and aggregators 
• Examples of how SIs and aggregators provide IoT support
• What they look for when choosing an SI or aggregator 
• The future of the IoT space and the roles of SIs and aggregators

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To learn more about system integrators and the IoT space, listen to Into the IoT Partner Multiverse with Tech Data EMEA and Seven Dirty Secrets of IoT. For the latest innovations from TD SYNNEX, Wachter, Inc., Insight, and GPA, follow them on Twitter at @TDSYNNEX, @WachterInc, @InsightEnt, and @GPA_AV and on LinkedIn at TD SYNNEX, Wachter, Inc.,  Insight, and GPA. 

Healthcare AI has become a powerful tool in the fight against cancer, allowing researchers to analyze vast amounts of data and make new discoveries faster than ever before.

Join us as we learn about the innovative tools and technologies making cancer research and treatment improvements possible. We look at how AI is being used to identify new cancer treatments, predict patient outcomes, and how these systems can ensure personal information remains safe. We also discuss challenges and opportunities of using AI in cancer research, and how this technology transforms the way we approach cancer treatment and prevention.

Join us as we explore these ideas with: André Aichert, Research Scientist, Siemens Healthineers Dr. Johannes Uhlig, Assistant Professor of Radiology, University Medical Center Göttingen Christina Cardoza, Editorial Director, insight.tech

André and Dr. Uhlig answer our questions about:

• Recent AI advancements transforming healthcare
• Importance of technology and healthcare provider partnerships
• Advanced research platforms versus traditional platforms
• Using technology for cancer research and clinical purposes 
• Additional industry partners powering AI cancer research 
• The future of technology collaborations and cancer research 

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To learn more about healthcare AI transformations, read The Doctor Will View You Now. For the latest innovations from Siemens Healthineers, follow them on Twitter and LinkedIn. 

Join us as we explore these ideas with: John Dwinell, Founder and CEO, Siena Analytics Christina Cardoza, Editorial Director, insight.tech

John answers our questions about

• Current challenges and trends facing the supply chain 
• IoT technologies for smart supply chain logistics
• Why AI-powered supply chains matter
• How to implement IoT and smart tracking technologies
• Ensuring the security and privacy of customer data
• The role of Siena Analytics in this space
• Dealing with changes in supply and demand
• Where smart supply chain logistics are going next

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To learn more about AI-powered supply chain logistics, read AI Unlocks Supply Chain Logistics. For the latest innovations from Siena Analytics, follow them on LinkedIn. 

Electric utility companies face multiple challenges in maintaining a reliable power supply. With extreme weather events, the impact of climate change, and an increasing global demand for electricity, they need to keep the lights on while also focusing on sustainability, energy efficiency, and decarbonization. These obstacles require electric utilities to rethink how they design, manage, and maintain the power grid to ensure its resilience, reliability, and affordability for the future.

In this IoT Chat episode, we hear from industry experts and thought leaders at the forefront of this transformation. They discuss the latest innovations in grid modernization, including use of artificial intelligence, machine learning, and blockchain technology, and how these solutions help make the grid more resilient and secure.

Join us as we explore these ideas with: Jani Valtari, Technology Center Manager, ABB Russell Boyer, Global Energy Field Director, Dell Technologies Prithpal Khajuria, Director of Energy, Intel Anthony Sivesind, Edge Solution Architect, VMware Christina Cardoza, Editorial Director, insight.tech

Jani, Russell, Prithpal, and Anthony answer our questions about:

• Power grids’ recent evolutions and changes
• State of the power grid today
• Ongoing efforts to modernize the power grid
• How to scale and measure the success of grid modernization
• The biggest opportunities for changes within the grid
• Emerging technologies to improve the power grid
• Real-world examples of grid modernization across the globe
• Importance of industry standards
• The future of grid modernization

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To learn more about efforts to modernize the grid, read Grid Modernization Powers the Way to a Decarbonized Economy and listen to ABB Talks Smart Grids, Substations, and Security. For the latest innovations from these companies, follow them on LinkedIn: ABB, Dell Technologies, Intel Internet of Things, and VMware.

Intel has recently released some of the most versatile processors available to IoT hardware engineers, AI software developers, and systems architects today. The 4th Gen Intel® Xeon® Scalable processors, codenamed Sapphire Rapids, offer a secure and powerful foundation for workload consolidation, edge AI, deep learning, and long life needed in demanding environments.

In this podcast, we take a closer look at what this release means for the industrial and federal space, and explore advantages of these processors over previous generations, including increased versatility, security, and power. We also discuss how these new processors can help industrial organizations optimize their operations and improve efficiency.

Join us as we explore these ideas with: Christine Boles, VP of the Network & Edge Group and GM of Federal & Industrial Solutions, Intel Christina Cardoza, Editorial Director, insight.tech

Christine answers our questions about:

• What the release means to the federal and industrial space
• How the latest processors compare to previous generations
• Top use cases to benefit from the 4th Gen Xeon processors
• The role these processors play in edge adoption

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To learn more about the 4th Gen Intel® Xeon® Scalable processors, read Intel Boosts Edge Productivity with Processor Innovations. For the latest innovations from Intel, follow them on Twitter and LinkedIn.

In this podcast, we look at what this latest-generation CPU release means to the overall IoT and enterprise space, performance and capability advantages of hybrid microarchitecture design, and advantages that 13th Gen Intel® Core™ processors offer over previous generations.

Join us as we explore these ideas with: Jeni Panhorst, Vice President & General Manager, Network & Edge Compute Division, Intel Christina Cardoza, Editorial Director at insight.tech

Jeni answers our questions about

• Exciting new features of 13th Gen Intel® Core™ processors
• Advantages of hybrid microarchitecture
• How it compares to previous generations of processors
• New opportunities made possible by the latest processors

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To learn more about the capabilities and hybrid microarchitecture of 13th Gen Intel® Core™ Processors, read Intel Boosts Edge Productivity with Processor Innovations. For the latest innovations from Intel, follow them on Twitter and LinkedIn.

Ask manufacturers if they’re familiar with Industry 4.0 and it’s likely you’ll get a “yes.” But ask if they’re taking full advantage of its benefits, and many of those yesses change to no or I’m not sure. 

As the world becomes increasingly digital, it’s critical that factories keep pace with changes by bringing AI to the shop floor and adopting software-defined factory automation.

In this podcast, we examine key trends transforming industry operations—including the increasing use of digital twins and the expanding role of edge devices and AI capabilities. We also look at why it’s vital that factories close the communication gap between OT and IT teams, implement technology standards for standardization, and ensure new manufacturing technologies are as accessible and user-friendly as possible.  

Join us as we explore these ideas with: Rainer Brehm, CEO of Factory Automation, Siemens Christina Cardoza, Editorial Director, insight.tech

Rainer answers our questions about:

• The ongoing evolution of the factory floor
• Challenges associated with industrial digital transformation
• New complications and opportunities that come with edge and AI
• Examples of how others in the industry handle these changes
• The value of collaboration and partners for factory automation 
• How to leverage the latest technology updates 

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To learn more about factory automation, watch 5G Is Here: What Does It Mean for the Factory? For the latest innovations from Siemens, follow them on Twitter at @Siemens and LinkedIn.