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How the “Frontier” Became the Slogan of Uncontrolled AI
Artificial intelligence (AI) has been billed as the next frontier of humanity: the newly available expanse whose exploration …
From The Eponymous Pickle
P&G's Recent Social Media Efforts
P&G's Dave Knox posts about their recent Tide 'Loads of Hope' Social media effort: "... it looks like some have thought we were
From Putting People First
Data as seductive material
Matt Jones (of Dopplr) gave a talk recently on seduction at the Sensing and Sensuality conference at the Umeå Institute of Design, Sweden. It’s all about seductive...
From Putting People First
UCL London is starting a new MA in Digital Anthropology
UCL (which is the abbreviation for “University College London” although you have to look at the site’s footer to find out) is starting a new MA in Digital Anthropology...
From The Noisy Channel
The SEO War On Terror
I try to keep this blog apolitical, but this is just too funny and sureally on-topic to pass up. According to The Register, the British Office of Security and Counter...
From The Noisy Channel
The SEO War On Terror
I try to keep this blog apolitical, but this is just too funny and sureally on-topic to pass up. According to The Register, the British Office of Security and Counter...
From insideHPC
Lustre Releases New Community
The folks within the Lustre group at Sun have announced the release of a new community site.
From The Eponymous Pickle
Death of Consumer Segmentation?
Insightful piece. Though really more about rethinking the idea of consumer segmentation and how it plays out in consumer decision-making. Makes the point that...
From The Eponymous Pickle
Netezza and Mapinfo
Used the package Mapinfo several times in the enterprise. Including the construction of front ends for optimization packages for the supply chain. The world of...
From insideHPC
Calit2 at UCSD Teams with
Darkstrand has announced a recent collaborative agreement with the California Institute for Telecommunications and Information Technology [Calit2] at the University...
From insideHPC
JAIST Puts Cray XT5 Into
Cray announced today that the Japan Advanced Institute of Science and Technology [JAIST] has put the country’s first XT5 supercomputer into production.
From The Noisy Channel
Enterprise Search eBook
Ron Miller, Contributing Editor at EContent Magazine and Editor at FierceContentManagement, just released a free eBook on enterprise search: I’m pleased to announce...
From The Noisy Channel
Enterprise Search eBook
Ron Miller, Contributing Editor at EContent Magazine and Editor at FierceContentManagement, just released a free eBook on enterprise search: I’m pleased to announce...
From The Noisy Channel
Enterprise Search eBook
Ron Miller, Contributing Editor at EContent Magazine and Editor at FierceContentManagement, just released a free eBook on enterprise search: I’m pleased to announce...
From insideHPC
Leak in supercomputer building forces replacement of $4M in
Late last week Indystar.com reported that a steam leak in a building being built to house Indiana University’s supercomputers forced the replacement of $4.2M in...
From insideHPC
German Windows-HPC user group
I love posts like these. Christian Terboven recaps the second meeting of the German Windows-HPC user group at his blog. The Second Meeting of the German Windows...
From insideHPC
Software simplifies proteomics research on Amazon
News posted at HPCwire late last week of a new software package that simplifies the task of using Amazon’s Elastic Compute Cloud for proteomics research Researchers...
From insideHPC
Cisco buys scheduling, application performance management software
Timothy Prickett Morgan reported at The Register late last week that Cisco has announced plans to purchase Tidal Software for $105M. Tidal Software, a privately...
From Springenwerk Blog
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From The Eponymous Pickle
Ear Sound Biometrics
Positive identification by ear sound biometics. Had heard of this proposed in 2007 when it was first funded and now it has made some progress.
From The Eponymous Pickle