cloud computing

The Analysis and the Adaptive Correction of Learning Trajectories With the Help of Agents

This paper proposes a novel architecture of a multi-agent system and its formal specification for analyzing and adaptively correcting students' learning trajectories using software agents in digital learning environments. The proposed approach integrates artificial intelligence tools, tem- poral logic, and a multi-agent system architecture to ensure personalized adaptation of educational content.

Methods and Means of Optimization of Distributed Oltp Systems

The article explores the architecture of efficient and high-performance distributed on- line transaction processing systems, leveraging cloud-based tools, cloud-native architectural approaches, and database replication methods. It focuses on reducing network latency, opti- mizing resource usage−and consequently, costs−enhancing data replication, and improving fault tolerance. This article provides a practical demonstration of how modern cloud solutions and technologies enable the rapid and efficient development of enterprise-level distributed online transaction processing systems.

Evaluating small quantized language models on apple silicon

This study examines the capabilities and limitations of small, 4-bit quantized language models that run locally on Apple Silicon. Four models have been benchmarked on a dataset of natural language prompts, with runtime metrics including inference time, memory usage, and token throughput, as well as output behavior. The study provides an empirical assessment of the feasibility of deploying language models on resource-constrained devices.

Software of Internet-Accessible Semiconductor Laboratory

The paper presents approaches for creating an automated internet-accessible semiconductor laboratory, specifically the control software system that ensures the internet accessibility of the laboratory. The functionality and structure of the software-hardware complex, developed with consideration of known solutions, are described, as well as its implementation options using the internet, cloud, and edge computing. Local implementation options with enhanced resilience to force majeure factors and cyber threats are also considered.

Use of artificial intelligence methods and tools in the construction of cloud it infrastructures

The paper examines the explores the use of artificial intelligence (AI) methods and tools for the efficient construction, management, and optimization of cloud IT infrastructures. The main challenges related to the automation of deployment, scaling, monitoring, and resource optimization in the cloud environment are analyzed, along with the role of AI in addressing these issues. Approaches to integrating AI to improve productivity, reduce operational costs, and enhance the security of cloud platforms are discussed.

Blockchain Applicability for Storing Iot Telemetric Data in Logistic

The rapid growth of the Internet of Things (IoT) has revolutionized the logistics industry by enabling real-time tracking and monitoring of goods throughout the supply chain. However, the immense volume of telemetric data generated by IoT devices presents significant challenges in terms of scalability, data integrity, and security for traditional database solutions. This paper explores the applicability of blockchain technology as an alternative for storing and managing IoT telemetric data in logistics.

Serverless Ai Agents in the Cloud

Integrating AI agents within serverless architectures offers a modern approach to deploying and executing intelligent applications. Leveraging the advantages of serverless computing, AI agents can dynamically respond to varying workloads without the overhead of managing the underlying infrastructure. This article explores the concept of scalable serverless AI agents in the cloud, detailing their architecture, benefits and drawbacks, challenges, and real-world applications. The paper provides advantages and drawbacks of the serverless approach.

An Approach to Improving Availability of Microservices for Cyber-Physical Systems

The design of modern Cyber-Physical Systems (CPS) connects physical and digital realms from cloud systems to edge devices. Microservice architecture has been widely used for IT solutions and emerges as a promising approach for supporting CPS that are more efficient, adaptable, and interconnected. However, there is an increasing need to improve the availability, reliability, and resilience of microservice systems according to the needs. This paper summarizes the challenges and drawbacks of microservice architecture used for CPS.

Організація хмарних обчислень на базі масиву програмованих комірок логіки

Запропоновано нову хмарну модель обчислень — ПЛІС як послуга, що покликана забезпечити масове використання ПЛІС для організації високопродуктивних обчислень.

New cloud computing model — FPGA as a Service is offered, that called to provide more mass use of FPGA for high-performance computing.