On 26 October 2026, "SAS" welcomed 3rd Year "B. Tech" students specializing in "Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning" (AIML) from "Poornima University" to SAS Delhi office for an engaging Industry visit.   The visit featured insightful sessions on “Leveraging AI in Today’s Era and How SAS Is Helping,” to “From Business Problem to Production - How Industry Uses SAS for Analytics, Forecasting & AI.”     The sessions were conducted by SAS Education team, who set the context for the discussions and highlighted the importance of industry-academia collaboration. Through these interactive sessions, students gained valuable insights into how AI and analytics are transforming businesses, how organizations leverage SAS solutions to address real-world business challenges, and how emerging technologies are being applied across industries.   The industry visit also provided a platform for students to interact with industry experts, gain insights into emerging career opportunities in AI and analytics, and understand the skills required to succeed in a technology-driven business environment. Such engagements help bridge the gap between academic learning and industry expectations, giving students greater exposure to real-world applications, professional perspectives, and the evolving demands of the analytics industry.   The visit provided students with an opportunity to connect classroom learning with practical industry perspectives, helping them better understand the evolving role of AI, analytics, and technology in shaping the future of business.   Partner with SAS  to bring industry-relevant analytics and AI learning opportunities to your institution.   Email us at [email protected] to explore collaboration opportunities with SAS. 😉 ... View more

Hello,   If I deploy SAS Viya CAS on AWS EC2 instance type r6id.x16large and this instance has 2 internal SSD disks. I have two options which I am unsure which is better performance-wise:   1. CAS can be instructed to use both disks for CAS Cache by setting  CASENV_CAS_DISK_CACHE environment variable to point to the two disks for example:  /cas/cache-nvme0:/cas/cache-nvme1   2. I assume I can create a RAID-0 from both disks and point CAS Cache to the RAID-0 itself   Any ideas about this? ... View more

Is there a way to remove the lines I put in red parentheses? Here is my code:   ods listing close; ods escapechar='^'; ods rtf file="&path.\Table 2.1.1 IOP Cohort 1 &sysdate..rtf"  style=styles.rtfstyle ;*bodytitle;  proc report data=t1 nowd headline split='|' missing; column pgbrkvar rowborder rowborder2 v stat_cat  ("Eyes in CycloPen + Cataract Surgery Cohort (N=%left(&c99.)" var1 var2 var3 var99) ; define pgbrkvar  / order  noprint; define rowborder  / order  noprint; define rowborder2  / order  noprint; define v /display left  "Visit" style(column)=[cellwidth=0.9in borderrightcolor=black borderrightwidth=1]; define stat_cat /display left  "Summary" style(column)=[cellwidth=2.3in borderrightcolor=black borderrightwidth=1]; define var1 /display center  "One Spacer|(N=%left(&c1.))"  style(column)=[cellwidth=0.9in borderrightcolor=black borderrightwidth=1]; define var2 /display center  "Two Spacer|(N=%left(&c2.))"  style(column)=[cellwidth=0.9in borderrightcolor=black borderrightwidth=1]; define var3 /display center  "Three or More Spacer|(N=%left(&c3.))"  style(column)=[cellwidth=0.9in borderrightcolor=black borderrightwidth=1]; define var99 /display center  "Overall|(N=%left(&c99.))"  style(column)=[cellwidth=0.9in borderrightcolor=black borderrightwidth=1]; break after pgbrkvar / page; compute before _page_ / left style=[just=l protectspecialchars=off];     line '\brdrb\brdrs\brdrw10'; line "Table 2.1.1, Table 2.1.1, Analysis of IOP by Visit and Number of Spacers for CycloPen and Cataract Surgery Cohort, Treated-Eye Population";   endcomp;    compute before rowborder;       count+1;    endcomp;    compute rowborder;       if rowborder ^= . and count ^=1 then call define(_row_,'style','style=[bordertopcolor=black bordertopwidth=3]');    endcomp; run; ods rtf close; ods listing;   ... View more

Join us November 4-5 for SAS Forward, a virtual event exploring modern analytics, AI and intelligent decisioning. Discover real-world success stories, explore emerging trends, and see the latest SAS innovations in action through expert-led sessions and live demonstrations. ... View more

Meet FIT: The Fraud Insights Tool. Built to uncover what traditional analytics miss, FIT uses event signatures, sequence analysis, and customer-level intelligence to reveal fraud patterns, detect emerging threats earlier, and support faster, smarter decision-making. Proud to showcase how analytics and innovation can work together at the SAS Hackathon. ... View more