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Stock futures rose in Tuesday evening's after-hours trading, following a session in which investors cast aside their fears that a resurgence of COVID-19 cases might derail a economic recovery.

The need for enterprise digital transformation during the pandemic has bolstered investments in AI.

Machine learning (ML) models are increasingly migrating from lab environments to real world setups.

European shares bounced back from their worst day of the year on Tuesday, but German bond yields slipped to fresh five-month lows.

The Delta variant raised questions about the strength of the recovery, and stocks that stood to benefit most from an economic revival—including travel firms—received the hardest blow.

AI is helping organizations execute tasks that were previously difficult or impossible to accomplish efficiently, effectively, and accurately by leveraging insights from vast amounts of data.

Optimism about the U.S. economy is abundant right now.

Neural machine translation (NMT), or AI that can translate between languages, is in widespread use today, owing to its robustness and versatility.

Businesses face risks associated with electronic surveillance without warrants and the surrender of corporate and customer data to authorities.

Although wireless IoT devices were typically described as resource constrained in the past, the same label cannot really be applied today at the leading edge of the industry.