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Two titans fighting the AI battle | DD23W07
Due to a customer meeting at Friday February 10th 17:00. This episode is recorded Tuesday 7th 12:00 CET.
The Heat is On. In this episode of Digital Dialogues Mike and Ronald Talk about Google and Microsoft and recent announcements related to AI services and investments. Similarities and Differences.
Google Search Appliance (GSA)
GSA revealed that true, multi-repository enterprise search is a tough nut to crack. Google's internet-inspired ranking algorithms often didn't work well in the messy stew of enterprise information. Put another way: website search is not the same thing as enterprise search.
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/google-search-appliance-gsa-retirement-explained-whats-agnes-molnar/
For a brief period in 2008 Google offered a virtual version of the GSA aimed at developers. The virtual edition could be downloaded a free of charge and index up to 50,000 documents. It was soon discontinued for unknown reasons. For a brief period in 2008 Google offered a virtual version of the GSA aimed at developers.
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By Technosoof.comDue to a customer meeting at Friday February 10th 17:00. This episode is recorded Tuesday 7th 12:00 CET.
The Heat is On. In this episode of Digital Dialogues Mike and Ronald Talk about Google and Microsoft and recent announcements related to AI services and investments. Similarities and Differences.
Google Search Appliance (GSA)
GSA revealed that true, multi-repository enterprise search is a tough nut to crack. Google's internet-inspired ranking algorithms often didn't work well in the messy stew of enterprise information. Put another way: website search is not the same thing as enterprise search.
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/google-search-appliance-gsa-retirement-explained-whats-agnes-molnar/
For a brief period in 2008 Google offered a virtual version of the GSA aimed at developers. The virtual edition could be downloaded a free of charge and index up to 50,000 documents. It was soon discontinued for unknown reasons. For a brief period in 2008 Google offered a virtual version of the GSA aimed at developers.