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F5 details multi-Terabit VELOS hardware to power AI workloads
27 Feb 2025 -
F5 AppWorld 2025: Day #1 keynote & live show report
26 Feb 2025 -
SLM series - Syndicode: How to use the right (model) tool for the job
25 Feb 2025
The Computer Weekly Developer Network team is at AppWorld with F5. As part of the conference’s central newsreel, we learn that the company has announced new additions to the F5 VELOS product line. ...
F5 kicked off its AppWorld 2025 conference this week in Las Vegas with a keynote introduced and delivered by François Locoh-Donou, president and CEO of F5. Talking about the demands of building ...
This is a guest post for the Computer Weekly Developer Network by Volodymyr Murzak in his role as solution architect and tech lead at software development company Syndicode. Syndicode is a software ...
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SLM series - IBM: Open source base models empower data-infused specialised models
24 Feb 2025 -
SLM series - InFlux Technologies: It's a question of specialisation, especially
20 Feb 2025 -
SLM series - Finastra: Counting clever to cost an AI model
19 Feb 2025 -
SLM series: ABBYY - A strategic recalibration of the tech arsenal
18 Feb 2025 -
SLM series - Qt: Practical code experiences from the command line
17 Feb 2025 -
SLM series - SUSE: Balanced realities for AI model use cases
14 Feb 2025 -
SLM series - Cotera: 10 key SLM facts for software engineers (and businesses)
13 Feb 2025
This is a guest post for the Computer Weekly Developer Network written by Raj Datta, vice president, software and AI partnerships at IBM. Datta writes as follows... In 2025, software companies ...
This is a guest post for the Computer Weekly Developer Network written by Alex Perritaz in his role as chief architect at InFlux Technologies. InFlux Technologies is a technology company ...
This is a guest post for the Computer Weekly Developer Network written by Adam Lieberman in his role as chief AI officer at Finastra. Finastra is a global financial software company that provides ...
This is a guest post for the Computer Weekly Developer Network (CWDN) written by Maxime Vermeir in his role as senior director of AI strategy at ABBYY. Vermeir writes in full as follows... On the ...
This is a guest post for the Computer Weekly Developer Network written by Peter Schneider in his role as senior product manager at Qt Group. Schneider writes as follows… On the question of whether ...
This is a guest post for the Computer Weekly Developer Network written by Ian Quackenbos aka Ian Q. Quackenbos leads the AI Innovation & Incubation team (technology & product) at SUSE and ...
This is a guest post for the Computer Weekly Developer Network written by Tom Firth, co-founder of Cotera. Cotera is an AI operating system (OS) that unifies support tickets, feedback and product ...
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What to expect from F5 AppWorld 2025
12 Feb 2025 -
SLM series: NTT DATA - Cost-effective solutions for real-time industrial AI
12 Feb 2025 -
SLM series: Editorial brief & scope
09 Feb 2025 -
Data Engineering - Patronus AI: Building robust evaluation frameworks for AI accuracy
06 Feb 2025 -
Data engineering - Stack Overflow: Building the foundations of AI intelligence
05 Feb 2025
Keen to tighten our grasp on the application delivery landscape (as we always are), the Computer Weekly Developer Network team is off to F5 AppWorld 2025. Staged in the (it has to be said, ...
This is a guest post for the Computer Weekly Developer Network written by Shahid Ahmed in his role as EVP for Edge Services at NTT Data. Part of the wider NTT conglomerate family, NTT Data ...
There are language models and there are language models. While, at the time of writing at least, there is little talk of medium language models (Ed: give it a month, it’s bound to happen) we ...
This is a guest post for the Computer Weekly Developer Network written by Anand Kannappan, CEO and founder of model adversarial testing platform Patronus AI. Kannappan writes in full as follows... ...
This is a guest post for the Computer Weekly Developer Network written by Jody Bailey, chief product and technology officer at Stack Overflow. Bailey writes in full as follows… The demand for data ...