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Stellar Cyber announced that it has partnered with BlackBerry to accelerate adoption of AI-powered security solutions for enterprises and managed security service providers. Both companies are pioneers in using AI and machine learning to eliminate signatures and manual scripts from security solutions, and they are going to market together as a catalyst for AI-based security adoption worldwide by offering an integrated solution that combines BlackBerry's prevention-first AI-driven Unified Endpoint Security offerings with Stellar Cyber's security operations platform.
AI announced the appointment of Optiv co-founder and former CEO Dan Burns to its board of directors. Burns, a business, technology, and cybersecurity industry veteran with nearly three decades of experience, joins Query.
81% of employees believe AI improves their overall performance at work, according to SnapLogic. As a result, more than two thirds are calling on their employers to deploy more AI-based technology to help them execute their daily work better and faster.
D-Link Corporation announced their latest EAGLE PRO AI product series at the D-Link Product Launch Conference. By developing products with AI Technology that can recognize network problems and adapt accordingly, D-Link optimizes the performance of home networks.
Stellar Cyber announced a major leap to boost security analyst efficiency to identify attacks earlier. The new incident correlation technology utilizes advanced GraphML algorithms to automatically group and consolidate large volumes of alerts and events into a much smaller number of highly precise and actionable incidents.
Clearview AI announced the successful close of a $30 million Series B funding round that now values the company at $130 million. The investment, which includes funds from institutional investors and family offices, will fuel Clearview's continued growth.
S&I Corporation has released "Atxpert AI Viewer", a new AI building security management system based on Microsoft Azure, TnM Tech's Ghost-I AI edge computing and Scenera's NICE PaaS, a managed Kubernetes service built on Microsoft Azure infrastructure. Combining these partners' technologies enables a highly scalable and easy to manage building safety and security management system.
According to ABI Research, ML and AI services are estimated to grow within the IoT domain at a CAGR of nearly 40%, reaching $3.6 billion in 2026. The IoT data analytics market less affected by the pandemic.
The surging number of applications being deployed on the cloud in several industries, rapid improvements being made in the internet of things domain, advancements in numerous smart applications, and growing popularity of AI software are the major factors driving the expansion of the global edge AI software market. The imposition of lockdowns in several countries to mitigate the spread of the COVID-19 infection negatively impacted the operations of many businesses, but positively impacted the growth of the edge AI software market.
For AI to be effective, the technology needs access to data, including sensitive internal documents and customer information. AI technology has limitations that stem from any one of the following: a lack of system resources, insufficient computing power, poorly defined algorithms, poorly implemented algorithms or weak rules and definitions.