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EPISODE · May 8, 2019 · 13 MIN

Datarobot Empowers Enterprises with Automated Artificial Intelligence – Intel on AI – Episode 10

from Intel on AI · host Intel Corporation

In this Intel on AI podcast episode: Dr. Gourab De, Vice President of the Data Science at DataRobot, joins Intel on AI to talk about how DataRobot is helping developers and data scientist build AI models without having to write a single line of code. The DataRobot automated machine learning platform delivers the power of artificial intelligence beyond advanced programmers who are able to work through complicated code to a whole new enterprise audience that can greatly benefit from AI. Dr. De highlights that many different industry verticals that are utilizing the DataRobot platform including banking, healthcare, retails, manufacturing and many more. He also discusses how the DataRobot platform utilizes Intel Xeon Scalable processors as a powerful hardware foundation to deliver optimized performance for organizations in pursuit of low latency and scalability – two key performance features to support the AI-driven enterprise. For more information, visit: datarobot.com Visit Intel AI Builders at: builders.intel.com/ai

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