SAN JOSE, CA, March 24, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- via NewMediaWire – Sonasoft Corp. (OTCQB: SSFT) will be beta launching its new AI engine this May, leveraging its recently filed IP, which incorporates inspirations from biology and systems like Numenta’s HTM and Applied Brain Research’s spiking neural network.
Two years ago, the acquisition of Hotify Inc. transformed Sonasoft from a standard service delivery company into an AI platform leader. Our newly developed AI engine further advances Sonasoft's position as a pioneer in AI platform technology, supporting rapid, enterprise-ready scaling focused on large, global OEM partners. Spearheading this development is Sonasoft’s VP of engineering, Max Lee, replacing Ankur Garg as Sonasoft’s head AI architect, effective immediately. This new AI engine has been redesigned from the ground up, supporting rapid development iteration and experimentation, enabling faster scaling and lower maintenance in enterprise production environments. Mike Khanna, Sonasoft’s CEO, explains, "We're so excited about our new AI engine and wish to congratulate Mr. Lee on his success. Our revamped architecture yields far fewer constraints and much greater flexibility than our original NuGene system, particularly in cases of limited or noisy data."
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- Sonasoft was founded in Silicon Valley in 2003. For more information about the company, please visit: https://www.sonasoft.com
- Sonasoft NuGene is a unified AI platform that can process any type of data and generate autonomous AI models. For more information about Sonasoft’s Artificial Intelligence (AI) Solutions, please visit: https://www.sonasoft.com/products/artificial-intelligence-ai/
- For investor-specific information, please visit: https://www.sonasoft.com/investors/
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Mike Khanna, CEO Sonasoft Corporation. Phone: (408) 708-4000 X7104
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