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Sun HPC Consortium
From insideHPC

Sun HPC Consortium

Sun has announced they will hold another Sun HPC Consortium event this summer in Europe.

Automated Innovation
From The Eponymous Pickle

Automated Innovation

A book about automating innovation just brought to my attention ... not available until April 15. I guess I would be more interested in an automated capability...

Interactive Supercomputing Lands New VP of
From insideHPC

Interactive Supercomputing Lands New VP of

Interactive Supercomputing, purveyors of Star-P, has announced that Kevin Shea has joined the company as the new VP of Engineering.

SGI Wins Six of Seven for
From insideHPC

SGI Wins Six of Seven for

SGI has just announced that they have been awarded six of seven designated systems as a part of the Department of Defense’s High Performance Computing Modernization...

HPC for the big
From insideHPC

HPC for the big

Last week Fortune Magazine published a profile on how Kenworth is using rented cycles in a server farm to put CFD to use getting your kibbles and bit cross country...

Hear Me Speak - Free
From Wild WebMink

Hear Me Speak - Free

In the unlikely circumstance that you are longing to hear me speak about the adoption-led market and the emerging new business reality it is driving, and on the...

Fairshare Tracks Quotes
From The Eponymous Pickle

Fairshare Tracks Quotes

I have been running a beta called Fairshare for a month. I submitted the name of this blog and about a month later started getting reports about how the content...

Canadian government is cutting science funding
From Daniel Lemire's Blog

Canadian government is cutting science funding

This article summarizes the results of the current funding cuts in research. It almost feels like Bush moved up North. Dozens of millions are being cut. My previous...

An Unfunny Corporate Life
From The Eponymous Pickle

An Unfunny Corporate Life

Colleague Sammy Haroon comments on a recent Economist article about how corporate life and culture may adapt in 2009. And further, can we expect an engaged workforce...

How to fund research properly
From Daniel Lemire's Blog

How to fund research properly

Research is an industry. Unlike other industries, it is often almost entirely bound to government funding. Because research takes a long time to bear fruit, people...

Why enterprise software is so shockingly bad
From Putting People First

Why enterprise software is so shockingly bad

Programmer Michael Nygard thinks that the quality about some software that inspires love in their users, is totally devoid in enterprise software. “The best you...

Ethnographic research: a key to strategy
From Putting People First

Ethnographic research: a key to strategy

Ken Anderson, a senior researcher and anthropologist at Intel, wrote a short article for the Harvard Business Review on the importance of corporate ethnography:...

Staying connected to SC, year
From insideHPC

Staying connected to SC, year

insideHPC’s buddy Rich Brueckner from Sun’s HPC Watercooler is heading up the use of what the kids are calling “social media” tools for SC09 this year, and he’s...

Open source and mobile banking
From Putting People First

Open source and mobile banking

After coming home from the Mobile World Congress, Mark Pickens, a microfinance analyst with CGAP

The three layers of handhelds user experience
From Putting People First

The three layers of handhelds user experience

Christian Lindholm, a partner and director at Fjord, argues that there are three layers in handhelds user experience: “The highest level I call Bling (this is because...

If you could only write one more research paper
From Daniel Lemire's Blog

If you could only write one more research paper

Many years ago, I read the following piece of wisdom: If you had only one year left to live, what would you do differently? What are you waiting for to make these...

Art and Code
From CSDiary

Art and Code

I was planning to wait another week before blogging about this, but it looks like things are starting to fill up, so… On March 7-9, Carnegie Mellon will be hosting...

Where Are All the High School Computer Science Students?
From Computer Science Teachers Association

Where Are All the High School Computer Science Students?

I recently had a discussion with a professor from Virginia Tech on why can't we recruit more students for Computer Science majors at the university level, why can't...

The Inquirer Interviews Khronos
From insideHPC

The Inquirer Interviews Khronos

The Inquirer has posted a quick interview with the Khronos Group president, Neil Trevett.

Engineering Education
From The Eponymous Pickle

Engineering Education

Gary Wnek points out that David E Goldberg has posted an excellent detailed slide show: What Engineers Don't Learn and Why They Don't Learn it. Part of the Ifoundry...
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