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How AI keeps Formula E race cars running at peak efficiency

Web view 9.17.2019 How AI keeps Formula E race cars running at peak efficiency [17-minute listen] Listen here Formula E: 'It's ultimately a software race' Whoever thought AI would be a spectator sport? Formula E electric cars bring a new experience to the race track, for both driving teams and spectators―largely due to the role data plays in pushing performance and battery efficiency limits. As Venturi race team principal Susie Wolff explains, unlike Formula One race cars, Formula E cars are 80 percent standardized, with the differentiator for teams in the last 20 percent: the software. And with software comes a huge amount of data, which needs to be analyzed and applied in real time. That's where artificial intelligence and high-performance computing technologies come in, adding a new twist to the sport: Will AI become as compelling for audiences to watch on data dashboards as the action on the track? That's a real possibility, and it may happen in the not-too-distant future, Wolff says, because "it's ultimately a software race." Listen in as Wolff discusses the road ahead for Formula E racing. The death of the command line What should you do if you want to be a gainfully employed sysadmin in the 2020s? Learn DevOps tools. [6-minute read] Read more The CIO's pioneering role in video game creation Three IT leaders on what it takes to succeed in the competitive video game industry. [9-minute read] Read more 5 ways IT support services can boost your ROI Running IT for an enterprise can be as complex as competing in a Formula E road race. Here's how to get an edge. [7-minute read] Read more Formula E is like a start-up. We are only in our fifth season, and Formula E and the management of Formula E disrupted the world of motorsport because it brought to the table a new concept of growing racing. Susie Wolff Venturi race team principal Rev your read:   Podcast: How HPC drives Formula 1 team's continuous design process The car of tomorrow: Under the hood Taking the bus: New data techniques help improve public transportation Panning for gold in your data stream Blockchain explained in less than 2 minutes   Sales Chat Email HPE Sales Call HPE Sales Email Twitter Facebook LinkedIn

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