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By H2O.ai Team | minute read | October 21, 2016
It’s been a dark year in many ways, so we wanted to lighten things up and celebrate Diwali — the festival of lights!
Diwali is a holiday that celebrates joy, hope, knowledge and all that is full of light — the perfect antidote for some of the more negative developments coming out of the Silicon Valley recently. Throw in a polarizing presidential race where a certain candidate wants to literally build a wall around US borders, and it’s clear that inclusivity is as important as ever.
Diwali is also a great opportunity to highlight the advancements Asian Americans have made in technology, especially South Asian Americans. The heads of Google (Sundar Pichai) and Microsoft (Satya Nadella) — two major forces in the world of AI — are led by Indian Americans. They join other leaders across the technology ecosystem that we also want to recognize broadly.
Today we are open-sourcing Diwali. America embraced Yoga and Chicken Tikka, so why not Diwali too?
At H2O.ai, democratizing AI isn’t just an idea. It’s a movement. And that means that it requires action. We started out as a group of like minded individuals in the open source community, collectively driven by the idea that there should be freedom around the creation and use of AI.
Today we have evolved into a global company built by people from a variety of different backgrounds and skill sets, all driven to be part of something greater than ourselves. Our partnerships now extend beyond the open-source community to include business customers, academia, and non-profit organizations.
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