The bright minds at Draper put their brainpower, and technologies, to work by solving some of our most pressing challenges – in security, space, health care, energy and the environment. Together, Draper and Dell Technologies are powering the artificial intelligence for pattern recognition in satellite imagery to impart information, like disease outbreaks and severe weather events. Draper looks to their partnership with Dell Technologies to continue to innovate, enhance capabilities and solve problems.
Dell Technologies and Draper share a common vision of using technology to advance human progress. The partnership has helped foster a climate of continuous innovation – from making cell and gene therapy processing more efficient, to advancing space exploration. Draper’s IT transformation journey is aided by essential infrastructure and services from Dell Technologies that facilitates their breakthrough engineering.
Cutting costs by 30%, boosting IT staff productivity by 75%, and increased innovation? That’s what’s happening at Draper since engaging with Dell Technologies. Featuring solutions in storage, support, hyper-converged, end-user compute and data centre virtualisation, the partnership continues to thrive as Draper continues to create solutions that pioneer tomorrow’s breakthroughs.
Dell Technologies helps Draper engineers process these large volumes of satellite imagery in ways that we couldn't possibly do by doing it quickly and more efficiently.
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