Phrase Improves Data Quality for Authentic Content Localization Using Generative AI and AWS

By using AWS Elemental for its video streaming services, Ravensbourne University has been able to reach a higher number of students with higher satisfaction. Ravensbourne is an innovative, industry-focused university located in the heart of London that specializes in the cross-section between creativity and technology. The university uses AWS as a way to educate their broadcast and television students by streaming both live and recorded content.

Across the world, in thousands of classrooms, Blackboard (now part of Anthology) educational technology enables instruction, collaboration, and online learning. In 2015, the company started to migrate the software-as-a-service (SaaS) version of its Blackboard Learn application to the Amazon Web Services (AWS) Cloud. Since then, the company has been aggressively adopting AWS technologies to further its innovation agenda.

By moving from on-premises storage to AWS, the University of Alaska (UAF) Satellite Facility gained the elasticity, storage, and compute capabilities needed for researchers without extensive cloud knowledge to access files quickly and affordably. The University of Alaska Satellite Facility downlinks, processes, archives, and distributes remote-sensing data to scientific users around the world. Chris Stoner, science specialist at the UAF Satellite Facility, discusses the organization's mission and how AWS supports that mission.

The demand for cloud skills in the workforce is growing, and Western Governors University (WGU) wanted to prepare its students to meet cloud computing demands in the business world. The global cloud computing market is expected to exceed US$791.48 billion by 2028—more than tripling its 2020 market value. This growth is especially relevant in North America, which has the most mature cloud computing market because so many enterprises have an advanced IT infrastructure and access to expertise.