What is the Core Lab Data Science?

The GPU infrastructure, with its highly parallel architecture, drives intensive data processing in fields such as artificial intelligence and scientific research. These graphics processing units allow for complex calculations to be performed quickly and efficiently, transforming computing and democratizing access to high-performance computing power in various industrial and academic sectors.

The CPU infrastructure, or Central Processing Units, is the backbone of modern computing. Composed of interconnected processors, it handles a wide range of tasks from simple calculations to complex software operations. Its versatility and ability to run a variety of applications make it fundamental in devices from personal computers to enterprise servers, providing the necessary computing power to drive technological innovation in all aspects of modern life.

The storage infrastructure constitutes the vital support for data management and preservation in the digital realm. Through technologies such as hard drives, solid-state drives (SSD) and cloud storage systems, this infrastructure allows for efficient and secure storage, retrieval, and sharing of information. From personal files to critical business data, the storage infrastructure plays a fundamental role in the organization and access to information in the digital age, facilitating collaboration and continuity of operations in various sectors and contexts.

The Core Lab is in contact with other Organizational Units of Tec to offer AI services to carry out: Prediction and forecasting, Planning, Decision intelligence, Autonomous systems, Segmentation/clustering, Recommendation systems, Object detection and recognition, Intelligent automation, Anomaly detection and monitoring, Content generation, Conversational user interfaces, and Knowledge discovery.