Teesside’s Clicksco has signed up to NVIDIA’s Inception program, a virtual accelerator to help nurture start-ups.
It believes that this will enable it to use artificial intelligence to enhance its audience management platform, Carbon.
“Innovation is key to pushing the boundaries of what can be achieved in the ever-evolving digital landscape. To stay ahead of the curve, Clicksco is committed to challenging and extending our team’s expertise, with machine learning as one of our core specialisms,” explained Alistair McLean, head of data science and machine learning at Clicksco.
“NVIDIA’s Inception program complements our focus on enhancing our own pioneering technology to support our position as a market-leader, specifically through deep learning.”
The program helps start-ups during the product development phase, with prototyping and deployment.
“Through the Inception program, we’re planning to tap into powerful AI computing tools and expertise from NVIDIA’s Deep Learning Institute, as well as its latest technologies to ensure Carbon continues to offer our customers the best, most cutting-edge service. Being part of such a notable community also provides valuable networking opportunities with other AI-focused companies,” continued McLean.
