Dell partners with CIT to fast-track AI projects

The creation of advanced AI tools and techniques require massive amounts of computing power.
Dell partners with CIT to fast-track AI projects

President of CIT Dr Barry O’Connor, Dr Donna O’Shea Dept of Computer Science, Bob Savage, Vice-President, Dell Technologies and Chair of CIT’s Governing Body and Dr Seán McSweeney, Department of Computer Science, at the CIT Bishopstown campus. Picture: Darragh Kane

Tech giant Dell is partnering with the Cork Institute of Technology (CIT) on a new Artificial Intelligence (AI) platform that will help students and researchers build state-of-the-art technology.

The new platform powered by a new supercomputer will allow researchers to gain real-time insights into large data sets and accelerate their projects in areas ranging from manufacturing and finance to marketing and agriculture.

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