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Micron steps up with NVMe SSDs
From insideHPC

Micron steps up with NVMe SSDs

Micron recently unveiled its new series of flagship solid-state drives (SSDs) featuring the NVMe protocol, bringing industry-leading storage performance at higher...

BeeGFS – Dealing with Extreme Requirements in HPC
From insideHPC

BeeGFS – Dealing with Extreme Requirements in HPC

Frank Herold from ThinkParQ gave this talk at the HPC User Forum. "Together with our partners around the globe, we work hard to create the fastest, most stableBeeGFS...

Training Data for Autonomous Driving
From The Eponymous Pickle

Training Data for Autonomous Driving

Getting, saving, and usefully tagging data and metadata for key purposes is a powerful idea.Training Data for Autonomous Driving   By Karlsruhe Institute of Technology...

Autonomous Vegetable Weeding
From The Eponymous Pickle

Autonomous Vegetable Weeding

Another approach that will increase agricultural food production.FarmWise turns to Roush to build autonomous vegetable weeders   By Matt Burns  @mjburnsyFarmWise...

Nanoparticles for Drug Delivery
From The Eponymous Pickle

Nanoparticles for Drug Delivery

Yet another direction for pharmaceutical delivery is proposedNanoparticles take a fantastic, magnetic voyageTiny robots powered by magnetic fields could help drug...

Quantum Hype and Skepticism
From The Eponymous Pickle

Quantum Hype and Skepticism

Short piece looks at both sides.Quantum Hype and Quantum Skepticism   By Moshe Y. Vardi Communications of the ACM, May 2019, Vol. 62 No. 5, Page 710.1145/3322092...

RSR Research on Clouds
From The Eponymous Pickle

RSR Research on Clouds

Brought to my attention:The Candid Voice in Retail Technology: Objective Insights, Pragmatic AdviceRSR is the candid voice in retail technologySince our founding...

Is Ubiquitous Cloud Bursting on the Horizon for Universities?
From insideHPC

Is Ubiquitous Cloud Bursting on the Horizon for Universities?

In this special guest feature from Scientific Computing World, Mahesh Pancholi from OCF writes a growing number of universities are taking advantage of public cloud...

The Risks of Artificial Intelligence
From The Eponymous Pickle

The Risks of Artificial Intelligence

Having now been involved in many applications using AI oriented methods,  it was rare that there were not risks in their application.  We saw them all.  From legal...

Podcast: Intel to Deliver Exascale for the Advancement of Science
From insideHPC

Podcast: Intel to Deliver Exascale for the Advancement of Science

In this Chip Chat podcast, Trish Damkroger from Intel outlines a few of the key technologies coming to the Aurora supercomputer in 2021. To enable Exascale levels...

Scientific American on Deep Learning
From The Eponymous Pickle

Scientific American on Deep Learning

Scientific American does a good job of providing a good,  intuitive and largely non-technical view of the math and applications of deep learning.   Good for use...

Science and Technology links (April 27th 2019)
From Daniel Lemire's Blog

Science and Technology links (April 27th 2019)

Women who use oral contraceptives have a harder time recognizing emotions of others. Worldwide, livestock has ten times the mass of wild animals and nearly twice...

Automating Science Writing
From The Eponymous Pickle

Automating Science Writing

How different is this from script writing mentioned previously?      Accurate summarization of text is another example of a challenge for AI type methods, similar...

McKinsey on Automating Logistics
From The Eponymous Pickle

McKinsey on Automating Logistics

Good description of the space and the large opportunities.Automation in Logistics: Big Opportunity, Bigger uncertainty     Via McKinsey by Ashutosh Dekhne, Greg...

Speeding up a random-access function?
From Daniel Lemire's Blog

Speeding up a random-access function?

A common problem in software performance is that you are essentially limited by memory access. Let us consider such a function where you write at random locations...

BPA, RPA or DPA?  Automating Process
From The Eponymous Pickle

BPA, RPA or DPA? Automating Process

Interesting piece, with criticism of robotic process automation.   It has somewhat focused application I agree.   Contrast of options is interesting.  I like the...

Friday Squid Blogging: Toraiz SQUID Digital Sequencer
From Schneier on Security

Friday Squid Blogging: Toraiz SQUID Digital Sequencer

Pioneer DJ has a new sequencer: the Toraiz SQUID: Sequencer Inspirational Device. The 16-track sequencer is designed around jamming and performance with a host...

Interview of Me in Taiwan
From Schneier on Security

Interview of Me in Taiwan

Business Weekly in Taiwan interviewed me. (Here's a translation courtesy of Google.) It was a surprisingly intimate interview. I hope the Chinese reads better than...

Call for Proposals: ALCF Data Science Program
From insideHPC

Call for Proposals: ALCF Data Science Program

Argonne is now accepting proposals for the ALCF Data Science Program (ADSP) through July 1, 2019. "The ADSP open call provides an opportunity for researchers to...

Job of the Week: Linux Administrator at CGG in Houston
From insideHPC

Job of the Week: Linux Administrator at CGG in Houston

CGG in Houston is seeking a Linux Administrator in our Job of the Week. CGG is a fully integrated Geoscience company providing leading geological, geophysical,Job...
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