by lumina | Oct 21, 2025 | Artificial Intelligence, Executive Insights, Lumina RCL, Lumina Updates, LuminaRCL, Machine Learning, PrismRCL, RCL
Cyber threats are evolving – faster, smarter, and more difficult to detect.Traditional rule-based systems often fall behind, reacting only after an attack is underway. For this reason, cybersecurity teams are turning to AI, not just for detection, but for...
by lumina | Sep 12, 2025 | Artificial Intelligence, Lumina RCL, LuminaRCL, Machine Learning, PrismRCL, RCL
AI-driven fraud is evolving fast, and it isn’t just a financial threat. From suspicious insurance claims to abnormal banking transactions, fraud may cost billions, disrupt corporate operations, and erode consumer confidence. The methods used to detect fraudulent...
by lumina | Jul 25, 2025 | Artificial Intelligence, Lumina RCL, RCL
With the release of RCL 2.7.0, Lumina AI takes a significant step forward, introducing native Linux support, one of the most requested features from users. With native Linux support, RCL® now fits seamlessly into the environments where most AI workloads already...
by lumina | Jun 27, 2025 | Artificial Intelligence, LuminaRCL, RCL
What’s driving innovation and efficiency across industries today? The integration of machine learning models into everyday workflows. However, many teams are discovering that developing and implementing AI has become more costly, opaque, and resource intensive as...
by lumina | Jun 6, 2025 | Artificial Intelligence, Lumina RCL, RCL
AI-powered solutions are reshaping the way businesses operate. As organizations become increasingly dependent on these technologies, the reliability and flexibility of AI systems have become essential. Today, it’s not enough for AI to work; instead, it needs to...
by lumina | May 28, 2025 | Artificial Intelligence, PrismRCL, RCL
AI in hospitals is no longer a futuristic concept. Instead, it is a critical reshaping how healthcare is delivered today. Radiology departments often remain under high strain due to increased patient loads, a rise in imaging studies, and a lack of qualified staff....
