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From the Possible Minds Conference
From The Eponymous Pickle

From the Possible Minds Conference

From 'The Edge', a huge amount of information on AI and Minds.  Below an intro, full text and video at the link.The Possible Minds ConferenceI am puzzled by the...

New Alexa Emotions
From The Eponymous Pickle

New Alexa Emotions

New complexity in voice expression is announced for Alexa.  Need to see this in useful context, but intrigued by possibilities.Use New Alexa Emotions and Speaking...

Stopping RoboCalls
From The Eponymous Pickle

Stopping RoboCalls

A very common annoyance for many of us.  A new means to address the problem.How Your Phone Company Aims to Stop Robocalls in Spectrum IEEEThe STIR/SHAKEN protocol...

Towards Better Forecasting: Less Noise
From The Eponymous Pickle

Towards Better Forecasting: Less Noise

A forecast prediction is key for any business decision. Short intro, then the entire podcast follows at the link.Wharton’s Barbara Mellers and Ville Satopӓӓ from...

EuroHPC Sets Stage for Pre-Exascale LUMI Supercomputer at CSC in Finland
From insideHPC

EuroHPC Sets Stage for Pre-Exascale LUMI Supercomputer at CSC in Finland

Today the European High-Performance Computing Joint Undertaking signed today a Hosting Agreement for one of the three pre-exascale supercomputers at CSC's datacenter...

Google Announces Ambient Mode on Some Phone Devices
From The Eponymous Pickle

Google Announces Ambient Mode on Some Phone Devices

What they have called an 'intent based' rather than 'App based' design, for some phones now, and likely to happen on all their devices. I would imagine this would...

Santos Dumont from Atos is now the Fastest Supercomputer in Latin America
From insideHPC

Santos Dumont from Atos is now the Fastest Supercomputer in Latin America

Today Atos announced a major upgrade to the Santos Dumont supercomputer in Brazil, making it the most powerful supercomputer in Latin America. "With this expansion...

Tyan Showcases Intel Xeon Solutions for HPC, AI, and the Edge
From insideHPC

Tyan Showcases Intel Xeon Solutions for HPC, AI, and the Edge

In this video from SC19, Philip Maher from Tyan describes the company's latest lineup of HPC and storage server platforms based on Intel Xeon Scalable Processors...

Technology and the Future of Utilities
From The Eponymous Pickle

Technology and the Future of Utilities

In the Cisco Blog, a good overview of how tech is helping redesign and enable energy utilities.  Making them more efficient and secure.   Energy - Oil & Gas and...

Will IOT Reinvent the Supply Chain?
From The Eponymous Pickle

Will IOT Reinvent the Supply Chain?

We always thought so, starting with the use of the simplest IOT, RFID tagging.  Though it may ultimately require new kinds of ledgers, contracts and modeling that...

Qumulo Unified File Storage Reduces Administrative Burden While Consolidating HPC Workloads
From insideHPC

Qumulo Unified File Storage Reduces Administrative Burden While Consolidating HPC Workloads

At SC19, Qumulo showcased its scalable file storage for high-performance computing workloads. The company's technology helps innovative organizations gain real-time...

DDN Steps up with High Performance Storage at SC19
From insideHPC

DDN Steps up with High Performance Storage at SC19

In this video from SC19, James Coomer from DDN describes the company's latest storage solutions for high performance computing. "At the conference, DDN announced...

Papers and posting
From Geeking with Greg

Papers and posting

If you haven't seen it, Adrian Colyer's excellent blog has great reviews and summaries of recent papers. Back when this blog started in 2004, there weren't many...

Better computational complexity does not imply better speed
From Daniel Lemire's Blog

Better computational complexity does not imply better speed

A recent magazine article presents a theoretical result: Harvey and van der Hoeven have shown that you can multiply two n-bit integers using O(n log n) complexity...

P-Hacking as Malpractice
From The Eponymous Pickle

P-Hacking as Malpractice

In the early days we used to have rooms full of statisticians and economists, and we were trained in the craft as well.  Yet I don't ever remember the term 'P-value...

Taking AI and ML from Research to Production
From The Eponymous Pickle

Taking AI and ML from Research to Production

Good, though too short piece from O'Reilly.  I add, its 90% the same as getting any kind of important  IT into production.Moving AI and ML from research into production...

Alexa to be Seen in Much Smaller, Simpler Devices
From The Eponymous Pickle

Alexa to be Seen in Much Smaller, Simpler Devices

Will be interested to see where this emerges, with voice, or delivering new kinds of skills?Alexa is coming to low-spec devices like light switches and thermostats...

Supercomputers at the Exascale
From The Eponymous Pickle

Supercomputers at the Exascale

Continued work on faster and better solutions to hard problems.   Still think its mostly about designing and delivering better software in context and to scale....

Deepfakes being Addressed
From The Eponymous Pickle

Deepfakes being Addressed

Continued look at the process of validation.Tech Companies Step Up Fight Against 'Deepfakes'The Wall Street JournalBy Betsy MorrisCompanies such as Facebook, Twitter...

Ahold Testing Cashierless
From The Eponymous Pickle

Ahold Testing Cashierless

More on Ahold's working on cashierless stores.Ahold has a go at cashierless store format    By Dan Berthiaume in CSAA major supermarket conglomerate is taking a...
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