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In order to browse the Internet on the go, you need to define the access point, which varies depending on the mobile network operator. It is necessary to adjust the APN settings in the connection software according to the mobile network used.

Targeted marketing refers to a type of marketing, encompassing internet marketing, which aims to reach a specific audience exhibiting particular characteristics, depending on the product or individual being advertised.

Plummer, Joe; Rappaport, Steve; Hall, Taddy (2007-04-11). The Online Advertising Playbook: Proven Strategies and Tested Tactics from the Advertising Research Foundation (1 ed.). John Wiley & Sons. ISBN 9780470051054.

Interactive learning systems that contain personalized learning content and forms of presentation tailored to the individual learner.

Advanced Visualization, also known as advanced visual representation, refers to interactive visual displays that assist in comprehending and communicating complex information and relationships. In contrast to simple dashboards, advanced visualizations offer the additional capability of interactively modifying the display, enabling a gradual analysis of various sub-questions. Furthermore, advanced visualizations typically incorporate coordinated multiple views, which allow interconnected aspects of the visualized data to be simultaneously presented and related to each other.

A professional service that offers specialized guidance in a specific field.

A computing device equipped with the ability to detect and suitably respond to user emotions and other stimuli is what we refer to as affective computing. This capacity enables the device to gather emotional cues from various sources such as facial expressions, posture, gestures, speech, keystrokes force or rhythm, and even temperature changes of the user's hand on the mouse. All of these cues can signify changes in the user's emotional state, which can then be detected and interpreted by the computer. To accomplish this, a built-in camera captures images of the user, and algorithms are used to process the data into meaningful information. Besides, affective computing applications are exploring technologies such as speech recognition and gesture recognition.

Affinity in Kubernetes consists of rules that provide the scheduler with hints about pod placement. Node affinity and pod-to-pod affinity are the two types of affinity available. Rules are created using Kubernetes labels and selectors defined in pods, and they can be either required or preferred, depending on the level of enforcement desired.

The aggregation layer in Kubernetes allows the installation of additional Kubernetes-style APIs to the cluster. After configuring the API Server to support these APIs, APIService objects can be added to claim URL paths in the Kubernetes API.

The Gaia-X European Association for Data and Cloud AISBL (french: association sans but lucrative) is a non-profit association that represents the members of Gaia-X and promotes international cooperation. It is developing the legal framework of Gaia-X and ensures the availability of necessary services.

AaaS is the delivery of analytical tools and services using web-based technologies, which enables companies to avoid investing in internal hardware infrastructure for their analytics needs.

In Kubernetes, an API group is a collection of related paths in the API. Each group can be enabled or disabled by changing the API server's configuration. Specific resource paths can also be enabled or disabled. API groups simplify extending the Kubernetes API and are specified in REST paths and the apiVersion field of serialized objects. More information on API groups can be found in the documentation.

An API proxy acts as a gateway between your developers and backend services, although its capabilities are limited compared to an API gateway. It is an intermediary that sends requests for developers and sits between the application and backend services. An API gateway provides additional features such as transmission limiting, security, and API monitoring.

API-initiated eviction in Kubernetes is when the Eviction API is used to create an Eviction object that triggers graceful pod termination, either through direct calls to the API or tools like kubectl drain. When the Eviction object is created, the API server terminates the Pod while respecting configured PodDisruptionBudgets and terminationGracePeriodSeconds. API-initiated eviction is distinct from node-pressure eviction. For more information, refer to the documentation.

Application containers are the containers in a pod that start after any init containers have finished running. Init containers allow separation of initialization details that don't need to keep running after the application container has started. If there are no init containers configured, all containers in the pod are app containers.

A reliable system for disseminating Data Applications with a variety of search capabilities, such as filtering by functional or non-functional attributes, pricing model, certification status, community evaluations, and more.

An application architect is responsible for the high-level design of an application, ensuring that it interacts with surrounding components such as databases and logging infrastructure in a scalable and maintainable way.

The process involves moving executable code developed by customers or third parties from one public or private cloud service to another.

An interface for programming that makes it possible to represent modes of operation in an abstract way so that ICT systems can communicate with each other and access processes and resources without having to modify the code of the application programs directly.

The Architecture of Standards (AoS) document establishes a goal for Gaia-X by reviewing and consolidating existing standards related to data, sovereignty, and infrastructure components, while also clarifying which standards are endorsed and supported by Gaia-X.

The Architecture Principles establish the fundamental guidelines governing the use and deployment of all IT resources and assets within the Gaia-X initiative. They are the result of a consensus among the various entities involved in the initiative and provide a framework for making future IT-related decisions.

Artificial neural networks are statistical models that take inspiration from the workings of biological brains. They are made up of interconnected nodes arranged in multiple layers, with each node containing a function and each connection between nodes carrying a weight to be optimized using deep learning algorithms. The input that reaches a node's function via each connection is adjusted based on its weight.

This refers to an element that is used to construct the Service Offering, but does not have an exposed endpoint.

A natural or legal person who is in lawful possession of an Asset and has the responsibility to establish policy rules for the Asset.

The Association of Electrical, Electronic & Information Technologies e. V (abbreviated as the Association) represents a collective of companies operating in the fields of electrical, electronic, and information technologies. With a diverse membership base, the Association serves as a unified voice for these industries, advocating for their interests and promoting their development. It actively engages with policymakers, regulatory bodies, and other stakeholders to shape favorable economic and legal frameworks. The Association facilitates knowledge exchange, fosters collaboration, and provides a platform for its members to address industry challenges collectively. Through its activities, the Association drives innovation, competitiveness, and sustainable growth in the electrical, electronic, and information technology sectors.

Augmented Reality (AR) is a type of Mixed Reality (MR) that combines the perceived and computer-generated reality, similar to Augmented Virtuality (AV). Unlike Virtual Reality (VR), where the focus is on creating a completely virtual environment, Augmented Reality aims to provide users with additional information that has a direct connection to their real-world experiences.

A plan exists that includes confirming identity (authentication), establishing access (authorization), and recording usage for the purpose of billing or verification (accounting).

AIDC, or Automatic Identification and Data Capture, refers to a diverse range of technologies that gather information from individuals, objects, images, or sounds without the need for manual data entry. These systems are employed in various sectors, such as distribution, manufacturing, transportation, medicine, government, and retail. They play a crucial role in managing inventory, delivery, assets, security, and documents.

Automated distance keeping and speed control systems monitor the speed and distance between vehicles in dense traffic in motorized individual transportation. This ensures efficient utilization of road capacity, optimized energy consumption, and reduced stress for the individual driver.

Uptime of the platform defines the amount of time the service is available and operational, expressed as a percentage over a single month.

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One business indicator that is of international importance, particularly in the telecommunications industry, relates to average revenue per user.