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Which approach is more profitable and scalable? 1. Complimentary AI tools for existing big softwares 2. Developing fully new software with AI integration

"AI is revolutionizing IT industries! - AI-powered software development - Machine learning for data analysis - Natural language processing for chatbots - Computer vision for image recognition But, have you considered the hardware behind the AI? As

📢☀️Bengal Silicon Valley UPDATE! We finally have an official announcement of the much anticipated campus of the Slovenian smart manufacturer Iskraemeco, at the coveted Bengal Silicon Valley. Iskraemeco will establishing a fully integrated facility

Hi everyone, we are small group of developers planing to build an Educational ERP software Which can be used by both schools & colleges. We are majorly focusing on solid Features, Much better UI/UX & and of course some modules contains AI. Is it wort

Smartphone Innovations are saturated now, nothing exciting coming at the moment. What are the features which you think might come or you want ? For me in terms of Hardware - Battery ( Scope of innovation is still there ) Software - Data Securit

Hi everyone, I have started working on my AI assistance bot, just like baymax I want to bring it to real life as a mixture of Friday and baymax, this bot will have both software only, as well as a hardware, for phase 1 of this project I be focusing

I am looking to hire a hardware specialist , someone who has built IOT projects and is looking to work in a fast paced startup. I am a software engineering generalist with over 10 years of experience currently building a new startup at the intersect

What I think is The upcoming decade will be of " AI of things (AoT) 🚀just like internet of things ( IoT) What this mean is combining AI tech software with hardware and building a thing that is useful and unique. ( Ex: Sofia, Boston robotics robots

General Motors (GM) is laying off about 1,000 software employees worldwide to concentrate on more important projects, such as enhancing its Super Cruise driver assistance system, improving its infotainment platform, and exploring artificial intellige

According to Rahul Sharma, Co-Founder of Micromax The Micromax brand is still alive, but they have no plans to launch phones Now, they have pivoted to the manufacturing side, building phone components and supplying phone brands across all four fact