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Janet Morss
Marketing Director, Dell EMC Ready Solutions
Janet Morss is the Marketing Director, Dell EMC Ready Solutions. She and her team focus on launching, increasing awareness and consideration for Machine Learning, Data Analytics, High Performance Computing, Software Defined, and Business Applications Ready Solutions.
Pushing the Frontera of Science at Texas Advanced Computing Center
The aptly named Frontera supercomputer, to be built at the Texas Advanced Computing Center, has the kind of computational power required to solve some pressing problems that we all face.
Going from AI-possible to AI-ready with new Ready Solutions
New Ready Solutions for AI make it easier than ever before to shift the artificial intelligence discussion from talk to action.
The rubber hits the road with AI implementations
Organizations around the world are now putting artificial intelligence for work to enable new processes and product offerings — and change life as we know it.
Why HPC Matters: Making the World a Safer Place
In today’s data-driven world, our national security increasingly depends on high-performance computing systems and machine learning technologies that churn through massive amounts of data to identify potential threats, even in real...
What Do Businesses Really Think About Data Analytics, Algorithms, and Machine Learning?
Companies using data analytics are happy with the technologies, but many businesses still haven’t embraced Big Data. This post reveals the current mindset toward data technologies, most notably that IT execs are bullish on predictive...
Why HPC Matters: Putting AI in the Driver’s Seat
Fueled by the power of HPC systems, AI is increasingly used to drive commercial, industrial and personal vehicles. OTTO Motors runs thousands of simulations on petabytes of data to test each vehicle before deploying it at a client’s...
Why HPC Matters: Empowering Researchers to Think Big
Researchers are tackling harder problems – and addressing bigger questions -- than ever with the power of HPC systems. At MIT, scientists and engineers are focused on everything from space observation to machine learning to cyber...
Why HPC Matters: Smart Cities
Fueled by the power of connected devices and high performance computing, the Smart City movement promises to make our urban areas more livable, workable and sustainable. Here's how one city made it work.
Why HPC Matters: Autonomous Vehicles
As they move from corporate R&D labs to public streets and highways, self-driving vehicles are getting a lot of attention. They will also be generating a lot of data - all of which will need to be processed in real time. But how?
