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December 12, 2023. NEWPORT, California.

Mr. Mittal, a 16-year veteran of PIMCO, will report to Dan Ivascyn, Managing Director and PIMCO Group Chief Investment Officer

PIMCO, a global leader in active fixed income with deep expertise across public and private markets, has named Mohit Mittal, Managing Director and Portfolio Manager, as Chief Investment Officer – Core Strategies. In this role, he will oversee fixed income portfolios across PIMCO’s core suite of strategies - including Low and Moderate Duration, Total Return and Long Duration – and lead the core portfolio management team. Mr. Mittal will report to Dan Ivascyn, Managing Director and Group Chief Investment Officer.


Mr. Mittal is a longstanding leader on the trade floor, a member of PIMCO’s Investment Committee and has a strong track record across a broad range of portfolios. He joined the Total Return portfolio management team five years ago and has contributed to PIMCO’s multi sector portfolios including Long Duration, Dynamic Bond, Stable Value and Investment Grade Credit.


“Mohit is the rare talent who brings deep quantitative expertise with macro insights to investing while embracing a collaborative approach that harnesses the best investment ideas generated by a team of portfolio managers,” said Mr. Ivascyn. “He’s a welcome addition to PIMCO’s highly experienced group of CIOs and his focus on core strategies further strengthens our leadership in fixed income markets.”


PIMCO’s other CIOs include Andrew Balls, Managing Director and CIO – Global Fixed Income, Mark Kiesel, Managing Director and CIO – Global Credit, Marc Seidner, Managing Director and CIO – Non-traditional Strategies, and Qi Wang, Managing Director and CIO – Portfolio Implementation.


Professional Biography


Mr. Mittal is a Managing Director and Chief Investment Officer – Core Strategies based in the Newport Beach office. He is a member of the Investment Committee, and a portfolio manager for fixed income multi-sector portfolios across the duration and credit spectrum.  As CIO of Core strategies, Mr. Mittal has leadership and oversight responsibilities for strategies across our Low and Moderate Duration, Total Return, and Long Duration strategy suite. Morningstar named him winner of the 2020 U.S. Morningstar Award for Investing Excellence in the Rising Talent category. Mr. Mittal also serves on the board of Orangewood Foundation. He joined PIMCO in 2007 and holds an MBA from the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania and an undergraduate degree in computer science from Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) in Delhi, India.



August 8 , 2023. SINGAPORE.

The 120,000 sqft, eight-storey facility is Singapore’s only data centre to be integrated with a cable landing station, providing its customers unparalleled international and domestic connectivity and enhanced network performance including lower latency and improved reliability.

Singtel has commenced the construction of DC Tuas, Singapore’s highest power density, hyper-connected green data centre, following a groundbreaking ceremony today with Guest-of-Honour Infocomm Media Development Authority’s (IMDA) Chief Executive Mr Lew Chuen Hong.


Mr Lew said “Congratulations to Singtel on the groundbreaking of DC Tuas. It is encouraging to see companies such as Singtel invest in our digital infrastructure. IMDA will continue to work with the industry to architect a sustainable digital ecosystem that is internationally connected, to serve the long-term demands of Singapore’s digital future.”


When operational in 2025, DC Tuas will offer 58MW of IT load capacity to support the strong demand for high-quality, sustainable digital infrastructure while optimising land, power and water use. The 120,000sqft, eight-storey facility is Singapore’s only data centre to be integrated with a cable landing station, providing its customers unparalleled international and domestic connectivity and enhanced network performance including lower latency and improved reliability.


DC Tuas is Singtel’s largest data centre in Singapore to date and will support the Group’s decarbonisation goals with its low power utilisation effectiveness (PUE). DC Tuas will incorporate next-generation cooling capabilities that are able to support customers’ rack density of up to 80kW per rack with more efficient liquid cooling, thus lowering its PUE to below 1.3.


"DC Tuas is based on Singtel’s fourthgeneration design with the highest power density, and hyper-connected with a number of international submarine cables connected directly to it. "

Bill Chang,

CEO, Digital InfraCo,

Singtel


Mr Bill Chang, CEO of Singtel’s Digital InfraCo said, “DC Tuas is based on Singtel’s fourth generation design with the highest power density, and hyper-connected with a number of international submarine cables connected directly to it. This will be an important addition that will strengthen Singapore’s digital infrastructure and position the country as a key business and connectivity hub. It is also a key milestone for our new standalone digital infrastructure business to capture the significant demand for cloud services and the rapid rise of AI adoption in the region. With DC Tuas, we have leveraged our expertise and experience in designing, building and operating data centres to offer a differentiated value proposition to customers – a carrier-neutral advanced facility with access to exceptional connectivity and security. Singapore is integral to our regional data centre strategy and we look forward to continue supporting the country’s ambition to be a sustainable, global digital hub.”


Singtel currently provides 60MW of DC capacity in Singapore. The total capacity will grow to 118MW when DC Tuas is operational in 2025. Ahead of its construction, DC Tuas has already received interest from customers including hyperscalers, multinational and regional corporates, and Singapore enterprises.


In addition to its data centres in Singapore, Singtel has partnered Telkom and Medco Power in Indonesia, and GULF and AIS in Thailand, to build data centres in Batam and Bangkok respectively.


PARIS, France.

Introduction :

Artificial intelligence (AI) raises many questions about its impact on the developer profession. However, rather than completely replacing developers, AI today positions itself as a valuable personal assistant, capable of enhancing their production in various ways.


In this article, we'll explore four ways you can use AI as a developer, including to fix and optimize code, write code faster, provide development insights, and build programming knowledge. We'll also discuss the current limitations of AI in development and trends and insights for developers.


Will the rise of artificial intelligence (AI) make the developer profession obsolete?


The emergence of artificial intelligence (AI) raises many questions about the future of the developer profession. Some wonder if AI will eventually completely replace human developers. Although AI is capable of automating some development tasks, it is unlikely to fully replace developers. In reality, AI is seen more as a support and collaboration tool for developers, allowing them to work more efficiently and explore new possibilities.

Human-machine collaboration has become essential in the field of software development, where human skills and AI intelligence complement each other. So rather than supplanting developers, AI offers new insights and drives innovation in this ever-evolving field.


How can artificial intelligence (AI) be used as a personal assistant to improve production?


AI is designed to assist developers in their projects by allowing them to save time and fill in certain gaps. It can provide suggestions to improve the code and design of an app or website, optimize performance, and even automatically generate code from templates and specs. Additionally, AI is used to improve user searches, generate quality documentation, and provide custom chatbots for developers.


#Fixing and optimizing code:

AI technologies help detect potential errors in code and recommend changes to avoid security, performance or compliance issues. Tools like DeepCode use AI to analyze code and offer suggestions for improvements, allowing developers to fix and optimize their code in real time. This reduces the chance of bugs and improves overall code quality.


#Faster code writing:

One of the most common uses of AI in programming is to automate source code production. AI code generators help developers write code faster and more efficiently by suggesting code blocks or code completions in real time. Tools like GitHub Copilot and the TabNine auto-completion plugin offer accurate, personalized code suggestions based on developers' coding style.


#Have development leads:

AI technologies, including GPT chatbots, can help developers see things from a different perspective by providing them with different insights and perspectives on a given topic. They can provide development leads, advice, and innovative ideas to solve specific problems, which can boost developer creativity and efficiency.


#Learning and consolidation of knowledge in programming:

Chatbots such as ChatGPT offer developers the opportunity to learn and consolidate their programming knowledge. With their advanced understanding of programming languages ​​such as C++, Java, and Python, these chatbots can answer developer questions and provide code examples, step-by-step explanations, and learning resources. They can also help developers keep up to date with the latest programming trends and practices.


What are the limits of artificial intelligence (AI) when applied to software development?

Despite its advantages, AI still has some limitations in the field of development. For example, she may struggle to understand the overall context of a project or to take into account the specific preferences of a developer. Additionally, AI can struggle when faced with complex problems that require deep domain understanding or human creativity. Therefore, AI should be used as a complementary tool rather than a complete replacement for the role of the developer.


AI trends and insights for developers:

As AI continues to advance, new opportunities arise for developers. For example, machine learning and deep learning are burgeoning fields that enable developers to build smarter and more adaptive applications. Additionally, the integration of AI into the realms of virtual and augmented reality offers exciting new possibilities for developers. It is therefore essential for developers to stay up to date with the latest trends and learn new skills to take advantage of these emerging opportunities.


Conclusion :

AI is a powerful tool that can improve developer output in many aspects. From fixing code and writing faster, to providing development leads and strengthening programming knowledge, AI is a valuable assistant for developers. However, it is important to recognize its current limitations and use it as a complement to human skills and creativity. With emerging trends and promising prospects, developers can leverage artificial intelligence to improve their work and embrace the technological future.


Source Link: https://www.eurotechconseil.com/blog/secrets-ia-developpement-web/




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