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Coming soon: TNG presents the annual Big Techday. The science and technology conference, with a focus on IT, will stream live online on Friday May 8th, 2020. We are...

Sometimes, we have to make a virtue of necessity. In view of the spreading SARS-CoV-2 virus TNG started an experiment last Friday, a “Virtual Techday.” This consisted of virtual...

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Black Friday: every year this top-selling day poses a unique challenge to our rapidly growing customer in the online retail...

TNG colleagues were still out and about towards the end of the year, giving lectures at various conferences, for instance at the with the lecture "Tools for building...

Deep Fakes are imitations of pictures and video, created using artificial intelligence. Common scenarios include exchanging faces in order to create the illusion to see another...

In September and October our colleagues were out and about again presenting the topics "Deep Fakes" and Style Transfer in showcases and lectures: at the and in Munich...

The , our annual conference on science and IT, took place for the twelfth year on 7 June 2019, comprising more than 40 lectures in up to seven parallel tracks. The videos...

Summer is internship time at TNG and we were happy to welcome 18 interns with ten different nationalities and from six different universities in June, July and August.

Many...

TNG gave a talk "Style Transfer AI - How Neural Nets generate Art" at the TDWI Conference and the DWX Developer Week. Also at the , TNG colleagues hosted a workshop on...

For a large fashion retailer, TNG developed an application that makes individual size recommendations for web shop customers. The task for the solution was – despite a large...

TNG was present at the in Mannheim with the keynote lecture "Style Transfer - How neural networks generate art" as well as a talk "AI-supported quality...

TNG was present at the in Brühl with the talks "Test Driven Architecture" and "Stereoscopic Style Transfer AI - Art is not what you see?" The latter talk was...