Il Tempo: Comunicato Stampa: Ki Reply e Data Reply supportano l'innovazione AI di Siemens Healthineers con la piattaforma Cerebra

In un mercato dinamico e altamente regolamentato come quello delle tecnologie medicali, la capacità di analizzare informazioni con precisione e tempestività rappresenta un vantaggio competitivo determinante. Per ridurre il carico di attività manuali e velocizzare i processi di ricerca e analisi a supporto di marketing e vendite, Siemens Healthineers utilizza oggi “Cerebra” come AI-powered knowledge platform: una soluzione che, grazie ad
Il team CRM può così accedere facilmente agli insight tramite un'applicazione web intuitiva, che rende l'esperienza immediata e ne favorisce la rapida adozione nel lavoro quotidiano. La presenza di una knowledge base centralizzata accelera inoltre l'onboarding, permettendo ai nuovi dipendenti di diventare operativi in tempi più brevi grazie a un accesso diretto a informazioni affidabili, procedure e best practice condivise.
Oltre ai benefici immediati, “Cerebra” segna l'avvio di un percorso di evoluzione dell'AI più ampio e strutturato. La piattaforma offre un'infrastruttura scalabile a supporto delle iniziative future, consentendo a Siemens Healthineers di potenziare gli agenti esistenti e introdurne di nuovi in modo rapido ed efficiente, con un approccio sostenibile anche dal punto di vista economico.
“Con ‘Cerebra' stiamo combinando in modo intelligente conoscenza, dati e AI per creare nuove leve di efficienza a supporto del nostro team CRM, ottenendo performance più elevate con meno effort”, ha dichiarato Egemen Adamcil, Product Owner CRM AI Eco-System di Siemens Healthineers. “Oggi i nostri team possono prendere decisioni più solide e in tempi più rapidi. Guardando avanti, saremo anche in grado di sviluppare nuove applicazioni di AI in modo sicuro, veloce e su scala. La piattaforma è al tempo stesso un abilitatore strategico e uno strumento essenziale per le attività di ogni giorno.”

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Press Release: Ki Reply and Data Reply Support Siemens Healthineers’ AI Innovation with the Cerebra Platform

In a dynamic and highly regulated market like that of medical technologies, the ability to analyze information with precision and speed represents a key competitive advantage. To reduce manual workload and accelerate research and analysis processes to support marketing and sales, Siemens Healthineers now uses “Cerebra” as an AI-powered knowledge platform: a solution that, thanks to…

The CRM team can thus easily access insights through an intuitive web application, which makes the experience immediate and promotes its rapid adoption in daily work. The presence of a centralized knowledge base also accelerates onboarding, allowing new employees to become operational in shorter times thanks to direct access to reliable information, procedures, and shared best practices.

Beyond the immediate benefits, “Cerebra” marks the beginning of a broader and more structured evolution path for AI. The platform offers a scalable infrastructure to support future initiatives, allowing Siemens Healthineers to quickly and efficiently enhance existing agents and introduce new ones, with a sustainable approach also from an economic perspective.

“With ‘Cerebra’ we are intelligently combining knowledge, data and AI to create new levers of efficiency to support our CRM team, achieving higher performance with less effort,” said Egemen Adamcil, Product Owner CRM AI Eco-System at Siemens Healthineers. “Today our teams can make more solid decisions and in faster times. Looking ahead, we will also be able to develop new AI applications safely, quickly and at scale. The platform is at the same time a strategic enabler and an essential tool for daily activities.”

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[Перевод] Сначала я не поверил глазам: GPT-5.3-Codex-Spark выдает код моментально. Cerebras просто засунул память внутрь чипа

Внимание, розыск! Пропала задержка инференса. Последний раз ее видели с чипом Cerebras. Пока все следили за гонкой вооружений в мире LLM – кто кого переплюнет по количеству параметров, – OpenAI взяла и сделала неожиданный ход. Они выпустили модель, которая даже не новая, но работает в 20 раз быстрее конкурентов. GPT-5.3 Codex Spark летает. Буквально. И тут возникает вопрос: а на чём она, собственно, летит? Оказалось, что “двигатель” для неё поставила не Nvidia, а компания с безумной, на первый взгляд, идеей – использовать процессор размером с кремниевую пластину . Проблема современных GPU в том, что они вынуждены постоянно “танцевать” с памятью, тратя время на пересылку данных туда-обратно. Cerebras предложила радикальное решение: убрать “танцпол” и заставить память и вычисления жить в одном доме – на огромном кристалле размером с пластину. Как инженерам удалось обуздать производственные дефекты, нагревание и законы физики, чтобы достичь скорости 1000 токенов/с, и почему это не панацея для ИИ-агентов – разбираемся в статье. Приятного погружения в мир wafer-scale-инженерии!

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World-first skateboard aid helps 12-year-old Ollie who was ‘desperate to skate’

The harnessing system was revealed on the latest leg of Relay Your Way, a mass participation relay across Scotland, England, and Wales involving more than 9,000 school children, participants, and supporters. 

Cerebra, the national UK charity dedicated to supporting children who have a neurological condition, created Relay Your Way to promote inclusivity in sports and ensure that no child is left on the sidelines. Over 33 days, from Glasgow to Windsor, the baton will journey through towns and cities, bringing together thousands of people in a celebration of accessibility, adventure and inclusion. 

Cerebra’s Innovation Centre, which designs bespoke products to help disabled children discover and engage with the world around them, revealed its new system to help children with reduced mobility take part in park skating at Exist Skatepark on Sunday 22 June, as Relay Your Way made its way through Swansea. 

Ollie, 12, inspired the creation of the new system after his mum approached Cerebra searching for a solution to help him give skating a try. Ollie has Down Syndrome and some challenges with his balance that can make using a skateboard more difficult. 

“Ollie had been absolutely desperate to try skateboarding but he had a few issues with balance that meant a regular skateboard just wasn’t suitable,” Ollie’s mum Jilly said. 

“I contacted Cerebra and they developed a board that has two handles for him so he can push off, hold himself up and do it himself now.” 

Ollie has been using his new skateboard regularly, but the team at Cerebra felt they could develop another adaptation around park skating. The result is a first of its kind harness system which incorporates a gantry fitted above the park’s obstacles and ramps.  

Some of Ollie’s mental health challenges stem from the trauma of sadly losing his sister, Lily, who also had Down Syndrome, a month before her tenth birthday in May 2019. Jilly says Ollie now has increased anxiety but taking part in sport helps him engage with others, socialise and keep fit. He now plays for a rugby team as well as making trips out on his skateboard.  

“When my daughter was alive we had one of Cerebra’s oxygen trolleys,” Jilly said. “I’m just so grateful that they do this sort of thing to help children and parents.”   

Dr Ross Head, Cerebra Innovation Centre Lead, said: “We wanted to enable Ollie to go skateboarding, but importantly, we wanted him to skate with other children and on equipment that looks the same as theirs. The gantry system was a huge undertaking, but we were confident that Ollie and many other children will be able to learn to skate and enjoy the comradery of the skatepark. 

“Adaptive skateboarding will enable Ollie to learn a new sport, make friends and exercise – some really important aspects for living a healthy life and improving wellbeing.” 

Kate Leonard, Exist Skatepark owner, said: “Exist skatepark is absolutely delighted to be a part of Cerebra’s new inclusive innovation. 

“This isn’t just good news for our skatepark, it’s good news for accessibility, inclusivity, Wales and the sport of skateboarding as a whole. We are honoured to be a part of this journey and cannot wait to see how it impacts the landscape of skateboarding and the children, young people and communities who will benefit from it.” 

#Cerebra #CerebraInnovationCentre #disability #DownSSyndrome #ExistSkatepark #SkatePark #Skateboarding #Swansea