A Frugal Smart Data Solution with Rust and WebAssembly For the upcoming Eco-design of Digital Services Meetup, Reyyan Tekin and Jean-Félix Berthiau from Thales will be sharing insights into their eco-friendly data processing platform: Starting Read more…
Overview Before reading this blog, we strongly encourage you to read this very interesting blog from sekoia. They explain why they decided to leverage Sigma rules instead of other formats (namely STIX) to deal with Read more…
Our team is developing a service called Thalc to help customers estimate the carbon costs of their infrastructure or applications. There are many use cases, of course, for such carbon estimation services. Most companies must Read more…
This blog discusses a few challenges when integrating AI models into a Rust pipeline. We mainly focus on TensorFlow Lite models that are lightweight enough to run on edge devices like Raspberry Pi or RISC-V Read more…
Introduction The interplay among technologies in today’s software landscape can produce remarkable results. The convergence of WebAssembly, Rust, and Serverless/Faas architectures makes us envision data processing platforms that are both frugal, safe, and highly efficient. Read more…
WebAssembly (abbreviated Wasm) is a binary instruction format that allows you to compile application code written in over 50 languages (including Rust, C++, and Golang) and run it inside sand-boxed environments. WebAssembly was initially designed Read more…
