Apple continues to advance its future plans to offer a self-taught learning and artificial intelligence system. In recent years the Cupertino-based company has bought several companies in this sector. A few days ago, the latest acquisition of Apple, the Indian company Tuplejump, a company that se focus on simplifies data management processes by creating tools to make it easier to use, search and enter especially when we talk about large amounts of data. According to TechCrunch Apple has bought this company for one of its open source projects called FiloDB, designed to create machine learning analytics when there is a large amount of data.
Before Apple removed the website of this company we could read:
A few years ago, people realized that the volume of data that businesses generate was becoming unwieldy. A new set of technologies to handle this huge amount of data emerged. We were one of the first to adopt big-data technologies. Fortune 500 companies help adopt these technologies quickly, and we realized how complicated it was getting and how much simpler it could get.
Thus began our quest to simplify data management technologies and make them extremely easy to use. We are building technology that is easy to use, scalable, and will allow people to ask tough questions in large databases.
Previously, Apple has bought the companies Turi and Perceptio, both related to artificial intelligence, something that sooner or later will reach the general public and it will be one more element of communication in our day to day. Google has been working in this field for a long time and as a result of them we find Google Assistant, integrated into the Allo messaging application, a learning system that studies our way of speaking, writing and responding to offer us predictive responses, results that adjust to our tastes ...
