Author Archives: Sagar Sharma - Page 2
The challenge isn’t just about numbers—it’s about depth. India has than 2,000 senior AI engineers who can build core AI products.
The post India is the Land of Weekend AI Engineers appeared first on Analytics India Magazine.
'The system implements specialised query nodes with caching capabilities, achieving 90% hit rates while only keeping 10-20% of data in the cache.'
The post What Does It Take to Become the Least Latency Database Platform? appeared first on Analytics India Magazine.
Telecom fraud is a global issue, with annual losses estimated at $32.7 billion.
The post AI vs Fraud: How Telecom Giants Are Outsmarting Scammers appeared first on Analytics India Magazine.
TokenFormer enables AI to scale by preserving the existing knowledge while seamlessly integrating new information, redefining long-context modelling and continuous learning.
The post The Breakthrough AI Scaling Desperately Needed appeared first on Analytics India Magazine.
Using HTML for RAG systems, can enhance the performance of LLMs by providing them with external knowledge.
The post HTML to Prevent LLMs from Overdosing on Hallucinations appeared first on Analytics India Magazine.
About 92% of organisations consider their COBOL applications strategic to their operations.
The post Why Legacy Systems Still Need COBOL? appeared first on Analytics India Magazine.
Developers have started calling it the best LLM for coding.
The post Qwen 2.5 is Winning the AI Agents Race appeared first on Analytics India Magazine.
"C is the bridge between languages. If we replace C code, how will these languages communicate with each other?”
The post Can Legacy Systems Transition Away from C/C++? appeared first on Analytics India Magazine.
The Vision Pro is a double-edged sword. While you get the most polished XR experience, the price is so high that most consumers cannot afford it.
The post Why are Developers not Creating Apps for Vision Pro? appeared first on AIM.
No matter how much OOP is hated among developers, the fact is that Java’s meteoric rise in enterprise development cemented its position as the de facto standard.
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