NxtGen launches DevCloud, delivers AI development possibilities

NxtGen launches DevCloud, delivers AI development possibilities

MUMBAI: India garnered nearly 55 per cent of global IT services market. However, the changing dynamics impose on the large software developer base, to improve their capabilities to continue to be relevant. Innovations using cutting-edge technologies will bring about the next wave of disruptions. When one disruptive technology fuels another, the possibilities are endless.

As an organization, NxtGen, which helps customers build digital business without investing and managing complex IT infrastructure, by leveraging hyper-converged infrastructure across India and Singapore, is keen to foster the next wave of disruptions and contributing to “Skill India” initiative of the Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship.

NxtGen Datacenter & Cloud Technologies MD & CEO A S Rajgopal said: "We are offering Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence technology access free of any charges to the developer community at large. The NxtGen DevCloud will allow large number of developers to build, test & hone their application ideas without investing, building and managing cutting edge technologies. The DevCloud is a combination of high-end infrastructure, tools & frameworks, code libraries and other useful information, that can be used to concert ideas into use cases for businesses, governments and people."

“True to our brand ‘NxtGen’, the focus of DevCloud would be on ensuring that the technology is upcoming (near future) rather that what is commercially available. This is a critical input to the developer community for ensuring differentiation for the application ideas and be relevant in the international markets for idea to be commercialized. We have a lot more to share and we will learn along with the developer community to leverage these new technologies. This is our contribution to India, which enabled us to build a successful venture in a relatively short span of fiv years,” he added.

Globally, in 2016, companies have invested over US$ 30 billion in these technologies, led by High Tech, Automotive and Financial Services industries. While the adoption is low, there is a big opportunity for these technologies in Healthcare and Education.