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Scality RING Advances AI-Powered Genomic Research at SeqOIA Lab
From insideHPC

Scality RING Advances AI-Powered Genomic Research at SeqOIA Lab

SAN FRANCISCO – June 11, 2024  – Scality, a cyber-resilient storage for the AI era, today announced a large-scale deployment of its RING distributed file and object...

Cerebras to Collaborate with Dell, and AMD, on AI Model Training
From insideHPC

Cerebras to Collaborate with Dell, and AMD, on AI Model Training

Specialty AI processor company Cerebras Systems today announced a collaboration with Dell Technologies to deliver AI compute infrastructure for generative AI. It...

Addressing the Unforeseen Harms of Technology Whitepaper Release
From The Computing Community Consortium Blog

Addressing the Unforeseen Harms of Technology Whitepaper Release

The CCC Council’s Addressing the Unforeseen Deleterious Impacts of Technology (AUDIT) task force, composed of Nadya Bliss, Kevin Butler, David Danks, Ufuk Topcu...

Using AI for Political Polling
From Schneier on Security

Using AI for Political Polling

Public polling is a critical function of modern political campaigns and movements, but it isn’t what it once was. Recent US election cycles have produced copious...

Ayar Labs Names Intel Veteran Pooya Tadayon VP of Packaging and Test
From insideHPC

Ayar Labs Names Intel Veteran Pooya Tadayon VP of Packaging and Test

SAN JOSE – June 11, 2024 – Optical interconnect company Ayar Labs today announced the appointment of Pooya Tadayon as its Vice President of Packaging and Test.Ayar...

Oak Ridge Lab: Researchers Use AI for Autonomous Discovery and Optimization of Materials
From insideHPC

Oak Ridge Lab: Researchers Use AI for Autonomous Discovery and Optimization of Materials

Researchers are developing ways to accelerate discovery by combining automated experiments, artificial intelligence and high-performance computing. A novel tool...

Viridien Joins with Ranch Computing on Digital Media
From insideHPC

Viridien Joins with Ranch Computing on Digital Media

Paris | Jun 11, 2024 — Viridien, formerly CGG, has announced a high-performance computing (HPC) agreement with Ranch Computing, a French rendering farm based in...

CCC Council Member Pamela Wisniewski Appointed to DARPA ISAT Study Group
From The Computing Community Consortium Blog

CCC Council Member Pamela Wisniewski Appointed to DARPA ISAT Study Group

The Computing Community Consortium (CCC) continues to be amazed by the accomplishments of our council members. On May 31, Pamela Wisniewski was appointed to the...

LLMs Acting Deceptively
From Schneier on Security

LLMs Acting Deceptively

New research: “Deception abilities emerged in large language models“: Abstract: Large language models (LLMs) are currently at the forefront of intertwining AI systems...

Quantum: OTI Lumionics Selects Nord Quantique to Test Materials Science Applications
From insideHPC

Quantum: OTI Lumionics Selects Nord Quantique to Test Materials Science Applications

TORONTO and SHERBROOKE, Quebec (June 11, 2024) – OTI Lumionics, developer of advanced materials for consumer electronics, and Nord Quantique, a quantum computing...

Bags of Documents and the Cluster Hypothesis
From The Noisy Channel

Bags of Documents and the Cluster Hypothesis

My writing on AI-powered search promotes the “bag-of-documents” model, which represents a search query as a distribution of vectors for relevant documents. When...

@HPCpodcast: A Deep Dive into the Stanford AI Index Report
From insideHPC

@HPCpodcast: A Deep Dive into the Stanford AI Index Report

For an analysis of the state of AI, the Stanford Institute for Human-Centered AI (HAI) produces an annual AI Index that breaks down the industry into key thematic...

CCC responds to National Institute of Justice on Safe, Secure, and Trustworthy Artificial Intelligence
From The Computing Community Consortium Blog

CCC responds to National Institute of Justice on Safe, Secure, and Trustworthy Artificial Intelligence

Imagine a situation where an AI system labels someone as high risk without taking into account important factors like their low income, family responsibilities,...

Sigma2 Collaborates with Iris.ai on Research through Access to HPC in Europe
From insideHPC

Sigma2 Collaborates with Iris.ai on Research through Access to HPC in Europe

Trondheim, Norway June 10 – Sigma2 AS, Norway’s official provider of national e-infrastructure resources for research, has announced its collaboration with Iris...

Synopsys Announces PCIe 7.0 IP for HPC-AI Chip Design
From insideHPC

Synopsys Announces PCIe 7.0 IP for HPC-AI Chip Design

SUNNYVALE, Calif., June 10, 2024 — Synopsys (Nasdaq: SNPS) today announced what it said is the industry’s first PCIe 7.0 IP solution consisting of controller, IDE...

HPC News Bytes 20240610: Clinical Trials for HPC-Discovered Drug, New Liquid Cooling Technique, CHIPS Act Update, Low Memory-Low Power AI
From insideHPC

HPC News Bytes 20240610: Clinical Trials for HPC-Discovered Drug, New Liquid Cooling Technique, CHIPS Act Update, Low Memory-Low Power AI

Good June morning! It’s been an interesting week in HPC-AI, here’s a quick (6:53) review of the latest news and trends: Clinical trials for cancer fighting drug...

Welcoming Suzhou ACM-W Professional Chapter
From ACM-W supporting, celebrating and advocating for Women in Computing

Welcoming Suzhou ACM-W Professional Chapter

As we celebrate the establishment of the new ACM-W professional chapter, we are all  thrilled to envision what lies ahead for the founders and members in the coming...

Exploiting Mistyped URLs
From Schneier on Security

Exploiting Mistyped URLs

Interesting research: “Hyperlink Hijacking: Exploiting Erroneous URL Links to Phantom Domains“: Abstract: Web users often follow hyperlinks hastily, expecting them...

From Computational Complexity

CFG-Kolm-complexity is singleton sets with Lance and Bill

For this post all Context Free Grammars (henceforth CFGs) are assumed to be in Chomsky Normal Form. The size of a CFG \(G\)  is the number of rules. We denote this...

Scan HTML faster with SIMD instructions: Chrome edition
From Daniel Lemire's Blog

Scan HTML faster with SIMD instructions: Chrome edition

Modern processors have instructions to process several bytes at once. Effectively all processors have the capability of processing 16 bytes one once. These instructions...
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