Flexible IT infrastructure

How an agile, flexible IT infrastructure can benefit your organisation

 

The Scan IT Ecosystem Explained

The Scan AI ecosystem has been created so you have a trusted partner at every stage of your AI journey - whether you’re in early development of a model, in the midst of repeated training cycles or working on a complete inference deployment. Our in-house AI experts, backed by our system design and build teams are able to offer bespoke solutions that solve your AI challenges. Furthermore, we are complimented by a whole host of hardware and software partners enabling us to deliver end-to-end AI optimised architectures configured to get the maximum return from your investment and the deepest insight from your data.

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Why does agility and flexibility matter?

Who knows what the future holds? Did any of us think that our entire staff might be working from home? And for it to happen overnight? Could any of use foresee rising energy and fuel costs? Could anyone have predicted the resulting varied and numerous impacts on our businesses? We’ve all had to adapt to new scenarios and new challenges with little or no warning - but flexibility drives agility, and a few small changes to your business may be all to takes to make rolling with the punches all that much easier next time round.

Every organisation requires an IT infrastructure and this invariably expands in cost and complexity as time passes. However, the technologies employed with your hardware may have a larger than expected impact. GPUs can accelerate insight from data and speed up decision making or help streamline graphics or video workflows, cloud technologies can extend application capabilities outside the office, and advanced networking using DPUs can reduce bottlenecks and enhance throughput and security simultaneously. Advanced IT is having an impact on almost every industry sector.

Case Studies

Feature Page Published 15 JULY 2022
Hydram Engineering

Discover how Hydram Engineering has embraced and deployed a number of solutions that have offered enhancements to how its facilities run, improving how performance and target metrics are viewed.

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Feature Page Published 17 FEB 2023
Franklin Sikth Form College

Helping a leading education provider in North East Lincolnshire to develop an esports suite to enhance its technology curriculum.

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Feature Page Published 10 MAR 2022
University of Liverpool

Using DGX A100 to map and understand molecules

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Feature Page Published 7 JULY 2021
FDL Europe 2020 - Clouds and Aerosols

The project team used observations from a geo-stationary satellite over the Southern Atlantic Ocean, combined with data from ECMWF and IMERG estimates to better understand the aerosol impact on cloud structure through the application of multiple machine learning methods.

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Feature Page Published 7 JULY 2021
FDL Europe 2020 - Digital Twin Earth

The DTE project set out to discover whether machine learning can learn forecast precipitation by fusing simulated satellite weather data with physical model data, to offer a low-cost alternative to expensive simulation infrastructure.

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Feature Page Published 13 MAY 2021
Oxford Robotics Institute

Learning to understand objects in images without supervision for robotics applications.

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Feature Page Published 10 MAY 2021
Bering, iCAIRD and NHSGCC

Learn how AI-powered chest X-ray image diagnosis technology is being adapted to help early identification of COVID-19 cases.

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Feature Page Updated 4 JAN 2022
King’s College London

King’s College London is bringing artificial intelligence in medical imaging allowing the results gained from X-rays, CT or MRI scans to be delivered immediately at the time of the patient-doctor interaction.

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