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CloudFabrix, the inventor of Robotic Data Automation Fabric Platform and the leader in Gigaom AIOps Radar report for 3 consecutive years, has joined NVIDIA Inception program and will be demonstrating its GenAI advanced capabilities with its low-code Robotic Data Automation Fabric(RDAF) streaming data platform, at the GenAI Summit, San Francisco, May 28th-31st.
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Macaw GenAI Assistant, launched last year at Cisco Live 2023, supports conversational and precise queries for ITOps, NOCOps and SecOps service desk complex tasks. CloudFabrix Telco service assurance and Network automation customers are using Macaw GenAI as a single pane of Ops with confidence for some of these use cases -
Macaw Advanced features bring transformative benefits to Operational Service Desks
CloudFabrix joins NVIDIA Inception program
CloudFabrix has joined NVIDIA Inception, a program that nurtures startups revolutionizing industries with technological advancements. CloudFabrix is focused on democratizing AIOps and Observability leveraging GenAI to fulfill the vision of building Autonomous Enterprise.
“We are thrilled to be joining the NVIDIA Inception program. This will help CloudFabrix to work with enterprise GenAI stacks like NVIDIA AI Enterprise in addition to existing ecosystem partners like Azure OpenAI and IBM WatsonX,” said Shailesh Manjrekar, CMO, CloudFabrix. He further added, “NVIDIA Inception will further help drive GenAI adoption through GTM support, training and technology assistance, not to mention the opportunity to collaborate with industry leaders and other AI-driven organizations.”
CloudFabrix Macaw GenAI Assistant will be on display at GenAI Summit, Palace of Fine Arts, San Francisco, May 29th-31st with Speaking sessions on
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Dennis Drogseth, VP, Enterprise Management Associates,IT and Data Management Research and Analysis
“CloudFabrix is a leading innovator in GenAI democratization for AIOps. With their unique approach to GenAI leveraging low-code Robotic Data Automation Fabric, they are able to dynamically contextualize data, which is critical for any GenAI implementation. With the advanced capabilities announced today and their joining the NVIDIA Inception program, CloudFabrix is well positioned to support a broad range of IT organizations seeking advanced levels of AI for more transformative outcomes,” said Dennis Drogseth, VP, Enterprise Management Associates.
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CloudFabrix is the leading Data-centric AIOps Platform vendor and the inventor of Robotic Data Automation Fabric (RDAF). RDAF delivers integrated, enriched and actionable data telemetry pipelines to operational and analytical systems. RDAF unifies Observability, AIOps, and Automation for Operational Systems and enriches analytical systems. CloudFabrix empowers Business and IT leaders with AI-powered actionable intelligence to make faster and better decisions and accelerate IT planning and Autonomous operations. For more information, visit cloudfabrix.com.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — Linda McMahon has been a constant presence in Donald Trump's tumultuous orbit, serving in his first administration and supporting his presidential campaigns. Now he's chosen her to serve as Education secretary.
Here's a look at McMahon's background, from business to politics.
McMahon is married to Vince McMahon, whose father was a prominent professional wrestling promoter. They followed him into the business, founding their own company that's now known as World Wrestling Entertainment, or WWE. It became a juggernaut in the industry and American culture.
When Trump was the star of the reality show “The Apprentice,” he made an appearance at Wrestlemania in 2007. The billionaire entertainment mogul participated in an elaborately scripted feud that ended with Trump shaving off Vince McMahon's hair in the middle of the ring.
Linda McMahon stepped down from her position as WWE's chief executive to enter politics. She ran twice for a U.S. Senate seat in Connecticut, but lost in 2010 to Richard Blumenthal and in 2012 to Chris Murphy.
Shifting gears, she focused on providing financial support to candidates. McMahon provided $6 million to help Trump's candidacy after he secured the Republican presidential nomination in 2016.
McMahon served on the Connecticut Board of Education for a year starting in 2009. She told lawmakers at the time that she had a lifelong interest in education and once planned to become a teacher, a goal that fell aside after her marriage.
She also spent years on the board of trustees for Sacred Heart University in Connecticut.
McMahon is seen as a relative unknown in education circles, though she has expressed support for charter schools and school choice.
A month after defeating Hillary Clinton, Trump chose McMahon as leader of the Small Business Administration. The agency gives loans and disaster relief to companies and entrepreneurs, and it monitors government officials' compliance with contract laws.
When McMahon was chosen, she was praised by Blumenthal and Murphy, the two Connecticut Democrats who defeated her in Senate campaigns. Blumenthal called her “a person of serious accomplishment and ability,” while Murphy said she was a “talented and experienced businessperson.”
Unlike other members of Trump's first administration, McMahon was not shadowed by scandal or controversy. She frequently promoted his trade and tax policies.
“She has been a superstar,” Trump said when she left the administration in 2019. "The fact is, I've known her for a long time. I knew she was good, but I didn't know she was that good."
McMahon didn’t leave Trump’s orbit. She chaired America First Action, a super PAC that backed Trump’s reelection campaign in 2020. He lost to Democrat Joe Biden, and McMahon helped start the America First Policy Institute to continue advocating for Trump's agenda and prepare for a potential return to the White House.
When Trump ran for president this year, McMahon was the co-chair of his transition team along with Howard Lutnick, the chief executive of financial services company Cantor Fitzgerald. As part of that role, McMahon has been helping to plan Trump's new administration.
Once he takes office, perhaps McMahon’s biggest task will be to eliminate the agency she was hired to oversee. Trump has promised to close the Education Department and return much of its powers to states. Trump has not explained how he would close the agency, which was created by Congress in 1979 and would likely require action from Congress to dismantle.
FILE - Small Business Administration Administrator Linda McMahon speaks during a news conference with President Donald Trump in Trump's Mar-a-Lago estate in Palm Beach, Fla., March 29, 2019. (AP Photo/Manuel Balce Ceneta, File)
President-elect Donald Trump listens with Linda McMahon during an America First Policy Institute gala at his Mar-a-Lago estate, Thursday, Nov. 14, 2024, in Palm Beach, Fla. (AP Photo/Alex Brandon)
Linda McMahon speaks during an America First Policy Institute gala at his Mar-a-Lago estate, Thursday, Nov. 14, 2024, in Palm Beach, Fla. (AP Photo/Alex Brandon)
