TensorFlow, open source, and IBM (sponsored by IBM)

Frederick Reiss (IBM)

9:40am–9:45am Wednesday, October 30, 2019

Location: Mission City Ballroom

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IBM has a long history of contributing to the open source projects that make the most difference to its clients, and the company has been working to build responsible solutions to enterprise data science problems for many years.

Join Frederick Reiss to hear about IBM’s role in open source software, TensorFlow, building AI solutions, and what IBM is excited about with this latest (2.0) release.

This keynote is sponsored by IBM.

Frederick Reiss

IBM

Fred Reiss is the chief architect at the IBM Spark Technology Center in San Francisco and is one of the founding employees of the center. Previously, he was at IBM Research – Almaden, where he worked on the SystemML and SystemT projects, as well as on the research prototype of DB2 with BLU Acceleration. Fred has over 25 peer-reviewed publications and six patents. He earned his PhD from UC Berkeley.