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Friday Squid Blogging: Squid Sculpture in Massachusetts Building
From Schneier on Security

Friday Squid Blogging: Squid Sculpture in Massachusetts Building

Great blow-up sculpture. Blog moderation policy.

QC Ware Announces Return of Q2B Conference
From insideHPC

QC Ware Announces Return of Q2B Conference

PALO ALTO, Calif., Nov. 1, 2024 QC Ware, a quantum and quantum-inspired software and services company, announced the 8th edition of its flagship event, Q2B (Quantum...

Object Management Group Announces AI Working Group
From insideHPC

Object Management Group Announces AI Working Group

BOSTON, MA – OCTOBER 31, 2024 – Today, Object Management Group announced the cross-consortia Artificial Intelligence Joint Working Group, bringing together theObject...

Haltia.AI: AI Is Revolutionizing Government Services
From insideHPC

Haltia.AI: AI Is Revolutionizing Government Services

Dubai, UAE, November 1, 2024 – AI platform company Haltia.AI has announced an update on the adoption of artificial intelligence by government agencies, stating,...

CCC Weekly Computing News: NSF Game Maker Awards for K-12
From The Computing Community Consortium Blog

CCC Weekly Computing News: NSF Game Maker Awards for K-12

In this installment of CCC’s Weekly Computing News, we are sharing the exciting news of the The U.S. National Science Foundation (NSF) Game Maker Awards to celebrate...

Intersect360 Research to Hold HPC-AI Market Forecast Webinar Nov. 4 and 5
From insideHPC

Intersect360 Research to Hold HPC-AI Market Forecast Webinar Nov. 4 and 5

SUNNYVALE, CA — Addison Snell and Steve Conway of Intersect360 Research will present their findings about the significant increases to the HPC-AI market in a 90...

The 5th Chameleon User Meeting to Be Held Nov. 18 in Atlanta
From insideHPC

The 5th Chameleon User Meeting to Be Held Nov. 18 in Atlanta

The fifth Chameleon User Meeting Community Workshop on “Practical Reproducibility in HPC” will be held Monday, Nov. 18 at Terminus 330, 330 Marietta St. NW, Atlanta...

Aethir, GAIB, and GMI Cloud Launch Decentralized AI Compute with by Nvidia H200 GPUs
From insideHPC

Aethir, GAIB, and GMI Cloud Launch Decentralized AI Compute with by Nvidia H200 GPUs

Singapore – Oct 29, 2024 – Aethir, a provider of decentralized cloud infrastructure, has partnered with GAIB, the economic layer for AI and compute, and GMI Cloud...

Marc Hannah and the graphics pipeline
From CS4FN (Computer Science For Fun)

Marc Hannah and the graphics pipeline

by Paul Curzon, Queen Mary University of London What do a Nintendo games console and the films Jurassic Park, Beauty and the Beast and Terminator II have in common...

Roger Grimes on Prioritizing Cybersecurity Advice
From Schneier on Security

Roger Grimes on Prioritizing Cybersecurity Advice

This is a good point: Part of the problem is that we are constantly handed lists…list of required controls…list of things we are being asked to fix or improve…lists...

$825M Extreme Ultraviolet R&D Facility to Be at Albany NanoTech Complex
From insideHPC

$825M Extreme Ultraviolet R&D Facility to Be at Albany NanoTech Complex

The ongoing generative AI revolution as we know it would not be possible without EUV technology, which is used by TSMC, Samsung, Intel and other chip manufacturers...

Tracking World Leaders Using Strava
From Schneier on Security

Tracking World Leaders Using Strava

Way back in 2018, people noticed that you could find secret military bases using data published by the Strava fitness app. Soldiers and other military personalLe...

CCC Q&A: Human-Centered Computer Scientist Shares Thoughts on Effective Voting Systems
From The Computing Community Consortium Blog

CCC Q&A: Human-Centered Computer Scientist Shares Thoughts on Effective Voting Systems

In light of a voter software glitch in Indiana, CCC spoke with Human-Centered Computer Scientist Juan Gilbert. Gilbert pioneered a universal voting system that...

Call for Proposals: SAFE-AI: Safety Assurance through Fundamental Science in Emerging AI
From The Computing Community Consortium Blog

Call for Proposals: SAFE-AI: Safety Assurance through Fundamental Science in Emerging AI

The Computing Community Consortium (CCC) would like to encourage you to consider submitting a proposal to Schmidt Sciences SAFE-AI: Safety Assurance through Fundamental...

Thank You Rachelle!
From ACM-W supporting, celebrating and advocating for Women in Computing

Thank You Rachelle!

In this month’s feature, we spotlight Dr. Rachelle Kristof Hippler, who has dedicated her time and efforts through an impressive range of leadership roles at ACM...

Understanding the role models that inspire women to study Computing Science
From ACM-W supporting, celebrating and advocating for Women in Computing

Understanding the role models that inspire women to study Computing Science

By Matthew Barr, Lewis Binnie, Elizabeth Jacobs, Kristina Pavlou, and Kathleen West, Education & Practice Section, School of Computing Science, University of Glasgow...

D-Wave Announces Appointment of Two New Board Members
From insideHPC

D-Wave Announces Appointment of Two New Board Members

PALO ALTO, Calif. — October 30, 2024 — D-Wave Quantum Inc. (NYSE: QBTS) today announced the appointments of John DiLullo and Rohit Ghai, to its board of directors...

Implications of Artificial General Intelligence on National and International Security
From Yoshua Bengio

Implications of Artificial General Intelligence on National and International Security

This paper was initially published by the Aspen Strategy Group (ASG), a policy program of the Aspen Institute. It was released as part of a… L’article Implications...

Simpson Garfinkel on Spooky Cryptographic Action at a Distance
From Schneier on Security

Simpson Garfinkel on Spooky Cryptographic Action at a Distance

Excellent read. One example: Consider the case of basic public key cryptography, in which a person’s public and private key are created together in a single operation...

Key Computing Takeaways on Voter Software Glitch
From The Computing Community Consortium Blog

Key Computing Takeaways on Voter Software Glitch

An incident involving an Indiana University student who was turned away from the polls due to a software glitch has sparked significant conversation about the integrity...
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