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Strategies For Ensuring Your HVAC System Is Budget-Friendly

Companies often consult their budgets when making big decisions. Even operations that require very little initial spending can eventually affect a firm's finances. That oversight creates confidence, allowing businesses to put their best foot forward. Indeed, firms regularly look ahead to the future and passionately look for prospects and potential. However, they might sometimes miss points of concern that can be under their very nose, especially regarding the nuances of balancing the books.

Monetizing APIs: Strategies and Considerations

We all know what Android and iOS look like. Most of us have our favorite social media platform. A game we play when we're bored. All of these have distinct (and hopefully very straightforward) user interfaces. Behind all of them a set of connections and integrations we never get to see. Still, each time you send a mobile payment, order a meal, or use a rideshare app - you're relying on it to do the hard work.

Kubeflow vs MLFlow: which one to choose?

Data scientists and machine learning engineers are often looking for tools that could ease their work. Kubeflow and MLFlow are two of the most popular open-source tools in the machine learning operations (MLOps) space. They are often considered when kickstarting a new AI/ML initiative, so comparisons between them are not surprising. This blog covers a very controversial topic, answering a question that many people from the industry have: Kubeflow vs MLFlow: Which one is better?

Dashboard Fridays: Fantasy Premier League Football Dashboard with Web API

This Fantasy Football dashboard shows the Cash League (league with cash prizes) and Tim's performance in it, so he can always see where he is in relation to first place. Tim decided it was time to put SquaredUp to work on his personal passion and build a dashboard that allows him to consume the information at a glance. All the data is pulled from the FPL Web API and includes monitoring to get the colors to show whether he's doing well or not.

GLOBO empowers multilingual healthcare communication with Aiven and AWS

Discover the inspiring success story of Globo, where technology meets compassion for a greater purpose. Globo understands the challenges healthcare providers face when working with non-English-speaking patients. That's why they're committed to delivering resilience, reliability, and sustainability in their services, around the clock. Thanks to the partnership with Aiven and AWS, they can provide a dependable 24/7 service to both their patients and providers.

Berlin Open Source Data Infrastructure Meetup - May 2023

Recording from the first Open Source Data Infrastructure meetup in Berlin, hosted by Wolt and Aiven on May 24, 2023. The video features talks by Hellmar Becker from Imply and Anil Sahin, Stephen Batifol, and Kasimir Aula from Wolt. CHAPTERS ABOUT AIVEN Aiven’s cloud data platform helps your business reach its highest potential by making your data work for you. It provides fully managed open source data infrastructure on all major clouds, helping developers focus on what they do best: innovate and create without worrying about the limitations of technology.

Open Source MLOps on AWS

With the rise of generative AI, enterprises are growing their AI budgets, looking for options to quickly set up the infrastructure and run the entire machine learning cycle. Cloud providers like AWS are often preferred to kick-start AI/ML projects as they offer the computing power to experiment without long-term commitments. Starting on the cloud takes away the burden of computing power, reducing start-up time and cost and allowing teams to iterate more quickly.

The generative AI societal shift

Once upon a time, not so long ago, the world was a different place. The idea of a "smartphone" was still a novelty, and the mobile phone was primarily a tool for making calls and, perhaps, sending the occasional text message. Yes, we had "smart" phones, but they were simpler, mostly geared toward business users and mostly used for, well, phone stuff. Web browsing? It was there, but light, not something you'd do for hours.