Bangalore: The Indian Institute of Science (IISc) in association with IBM launched a hybrid cloud lab on the campus here on Tuesday.
The lab will start with an initial set of projects. It will engage faculty and students from the IISc Departments of Computational and Data Sciences, Computer Science and Automation, and Supercomputing Education and Research Centre, alongside scientists from IBM Research India lab, on several areas.
The areas include building autonomous, self-healing computing systems; adopting microservices and optimisation of cloud-native applications; creating AI-based information management; and developing AI systems that can analyse human and machine languages, with advances in AI for Code, an IBM statement was quoted as saying by news agency PTI.
“Research work will be made accessible to the open-source community for wider adoption and acceleration of innovation in artificial intelligence (AI) for hybrid cloud,” it said.
“Our Hybrid Cloud platform is Open, and we will jointly develop open-source software that provides interoperability, portability, and security that can be easily accessible to the vast community of developers to accelerate innovation,” Director of IBM Research India, Gargi Dasgupta was quoted as saying by the agency.
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