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TACC’s Frontera Supports Investigation of Subatomic Protons – ‘the Origin of the Mass of Objects’
From insideHPC

TACC’s Frontera Supports Investigation of Subatomic Protons – ‘the Origin of the Mass of Objects’

A team of researchers are using the Frontera supercomputer at the Texas Advanced Computing Center (TACC) to crack open the proton, a fundamental building blockTACC...

Friday Squid Blogging: Shark vs. Squid
From Schneier on Security

Friday Squid Blogging: Shark vs. Squid

National Geographic has a photo of a 7-foot long shark that fought a giant squid and lived to tell the tale. Or, at least, lived to show off the suction marks on...

Privacy Threats in Intimate and Personal Relationships
From The Eponymous Pickle

Privacy Threats in Intimate and Personal Relationships

Fascinating thoughts on the topic, true is too little discussed.   Though I would think divorce lawyers have seen it all.Privacy threats in intimate relationships...

How Innovation Works (book review)
From Daniel Lemire's Blog

How Innovation Works (book review)

I read How Innovation Works by Matt Ridley in a few hours. It is a delicious book. Ridley distinguishes invention from innovation. The inventor creates something...

KIOXIA Adds Thin Provisioning to KumoScale Software Suite, Increases Cloud Storage Efficiency
From insideHPC

KIOXIA Adds Thin Provisioning to KumoScale Software Suite, Increases Cloud Storage Efficiency

KIOXIA America, Inc. (formerly Toshiba Memory America, Inc.), the U.S.-based subsidiary of KIOXIA Corporation, has added thin provisioning to its KumoScale™ storage...

New Research: "Privacy Threats in Intimate Relationships"
From Schneier on Security

New Research: "Privacy Threats in Intimate Relationships"

I just published a new paper with Karen Levy of Cornell: "Privacy Threats in Intimate Relationships." Abstract: This article provides an overview of intimate threats...

ACM Bytecast: Donald Knuth on Computing
From The Eponymous Pickle

ACM Bytecast: Donald Knuth on Computing

From my earliest days doing coding, I was reading Donald Knuth's legendary texts.  Now here is a free and open podcast interview with him.  Will be following."The...

UN: Global Computer Simulation Tool
From The Eponymous Pickle

UN: Global Computer Simulation Tool

Quite a considerable simulation is proposed.    Would be difficult to do, depending on the breadth and context involved.   Perhaps a realm where agent based modeling...

Anaconda and IBM Watson Team to Simplify Enterprise AI
From The Eponymous Pickle

Anaconda and IBM Watson Team to Simplify Enterprise AI

This was needed to provide easier to use capabilities in the enterprise.Anaconda and IBM Watson Team to Simplify Enterprise Adoption of AI Open-Source Technologies...

Customer Thermal Imaging as Security
From The Eponymous Pickle

Customer Thermal Imaging as Security

I was asked last week to explore the efficacy of using thermal imagery to determine if someone had increased body temperature and could that be used as indicative...

ACM-W Europe June 2020 Report
From ACM-W supporting, celebrating and advocating for Women in Computing

ACM-W Europe June 2020 Report

On behalf of all of the ACM-W Europe, I would like to thank you for continuing to be you. Covid-19 has caused stress for many of us. We worry about our health,...

From Gödel's Lost Letter and P=NP

The Truth

What is the truth? Alfred Whitehead was a logician and philosopher, who had a student of some note. The student was Bertrand Russell and together they wrote the...

The Go compiler needs to be smarter
From Daniel Lemire's Blog

The Go compiler needs to be smarter

One of my favorite languages is the Go language. I love its simplicity. It is popular and useful in a cloud setting. Many popular tools are written in Go, and for...

Very Small Robots
From The Eponymous Pickle

Very Small Robots

Small task specific robotics are a long time interest.  With clear application for pharma delivery and other healthcare sensor and related work.Introducing theThis...

Multifunction E-Glasses Track the Brain, Eyes, and More
From The Eponymous Pickle

Multifunction E-Glasses Track the Brain, Eyes, and More

Claim to considerable advances in sensor interfaces through a 'glasses style' interface.   Consder how combining brain and vision sensor data  would provide adaptive...

CI Fellows 2020 – Application Deadline Extended to June 17
From The Computing Community Consortium Blog

CI Fellows 2020 – Application Deadline Extended to June 17

***June 4, 2020 – Important notice to all applicants: the application deadline has been extended by 5 days to Wednesday, June 17, 2020 at 11:59 pm EDT in recognition...

Validating the Clinical Usefulness of Wearable Tech
From The Eponymous Pickle

Validating the Clinical Usefulness of Wearable Tech

Ultimately measurement of value.Verifying, Validating the Clinical Usefulness of Wearable TechnologyBy Duke University Pratt School of EngineeringMay 28, 2020Duke...

Virtual Care Services
From The Eponymous Pickle

Virtual Care Services

Experienced this recently, was nicely done.   Though I would require at least some face to face and visual analysis as part of the care.   Might this be done by...

Virus UnCertainty
From The Eponymous Pickle

Virus UnCertainty

McKinsey piece on restart, watching local businesses closely.Crushing coronavirus uncertainty: The big ‘unlock’ for our economiesTo safeguard lives and livelihoods...

Veteran Technology Journalist Doug Black Named to Succeed Rich Brueckner as Editor of insideHPC
From insideHPC

Veteran Technology Journalist Doug Black Named to Succeed Rich Brueckner as Editor of insideHPC

insideHPC Media has announced that veteran technology journalist Doug Black has been named editor-in-chief of insideHPC.  Black succeeds the late Rich Brueckner...
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