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Michael Wolfe Presents: Why Iteration Space Tiling?
From insideHPC

Michael Wolfe Presents: Why Iteration Space Tiling?

In this Invited Talk from SC17, Michael Wolfe from NVIDIA presents: Scalable Parallel Programming Using OpenACC for Multicore, GPUs, and Manycore. "You will learn...

A look at AI Startups
From The Eponymous Pickle

A look at AI Startups

The list of startups is interesting because it show development directions.  But it is also dependent on the definition of 'AI', and context of applications.Artificial...

Use Intel® Inspector to Diagnose Hidden Memory and Threading Errors in Parallel Code
From insideHPC

Use Intel® Inspector to Diagnose Hidden Memory and Threading Errors in Parallel Code

Intel Inspector is an integrated debugger that can easily diagnose latent and intermittent errors and guide users to locate the root cause. It does this by instrumenting...

The "Extended Random" Feature in the BSAFE Crypto Library
From Schneier on Security

The "Extended Random" Feature in the BSAFE Crypto Library

Matthew Green wrote a fascinating blog post about the NSA's efforts to increase the amount of random data exposed in the TLS protocol, and how it interacts with...

Cognitive Services, Intelligent Chatbots call for Papers
From The Eponymous Pickle

Cognitive Services, Intelligent Chatbots call for Papers

Brought to my attention by Amit Sheth,   LexisNexis Ohio Eminent ScholarCognitive Services and Intelligent ChatbotsFinal submissions due: 01 May 2018, Publication...

Blockchain Based Electronic Marketplaces
From The Eponymous Pickle

Blockchain Based Electronic Marketplaces

Intriguing application idea.    Inevitable managing control?Decentralized Blockchain-Based Electronic Marketplaces  By Hemang Subramanian     Communications ofVideo...

From Computational Complexity

Complexity Year in Review 2017

Theorem of the year goes to the resolution of the dichotomy conjecture. I wrote about the conjecture in February and while the Feder et. al paper didn't hold up...

Why Alexa was a Hit
From The Eponymous Pickle

Why Alexa was a Hit

Good thoughts on how to make a novel to the consumer product sell.Why Amazon Alexa Is Such a Hit This Holiday SeasonInnovation, streamlined services, a productBy...

Radio Free HPC does their 2018 Technology Predictions
From insideHPC

Radio Free HPC does their 2018 Technology Predictions

In this podcast, the Radio Free HPC team reviews their 2017 technology predictions from last year. After that, we do our 2018 Predictions including a bombshellRadio...

Time-Lapse Video of Summit Supercomputer Installation
From insideHPC

Time-Lapse Video of Summit Supercomputer Installation

In this time-lapse video, engineers install the first racks of the Summit supercomputer at Oak Ridge National Lab. "Summit is the next leap in leadership-classTime...

More In-Car Assistants
From The Eponymous Pickle

More In-Car Assistants

More indication that the new year will feature automotive assistance, with increasing sophistication as to automotive context.   Will be testing.Hyundai and Kia...

Will Tech Dominate Retail?
From The Eponymous Pickle

Will Tech Dominate Retail?

Debate and Discussion ....BrainTrust throwdown: Is it inevitable that tech companies will dominate retail?   by Rick Moss in RetailwireFrom its origins with the...

Benchmarking AI Performance
From The Eponymous Pickle

Benchmarking AI Performance

Worth while thoughts in the Cisco Blog:Towards an industry standard for benchmarking AI In tandem with this transformative process is the need for industry standards...

Path to Better Decision Making
From The Eponymous Pickle

Path to Better Decision Making

Highly visual piece from McKinsey.  I like the visual,  yet still precise views here.  Not an infographic, which can be sloppy.The path to better decisions means...

Simulators for Quantum Computing
From The Eponymous Pickle

Simulators for Quantum Computing

Simulators allow us to guide the future of direction of research for more universal solutions.Two New Simulators Tease Future of Quantum Computing   By Jeremy Hsu...

Library of Congress Stops Archiving all Tweets
From The Eponymous Pickle

Library of Congress Stops Archiving all Tweets

The LOC started archiving tweets in 2006, but has now announced it will do so only very selectively,  of historically important material,  starting in the new year...

Post-Quantum Algorithms
From Schneier on Security

Post-Quantum Algorithms

NIST has organized a competition for public-key algorithms secure against a quantum computer. It recently published all of its Round 1 submissions. (Details of...

Podcast: Supercomputing Osteogenesis
From insideHPC

Podcast: Supercomputing Osteogenesis

In this podcast, Zaira Martín-Moldes and Davoud Ebrahimi describe their computational research into how bones form. "The authors used XSEDE supercomputers to model...

Personal reflections on 2017
From Daniel Lemire's Blog

Personal reflections on 2017

Year 2017 is coming to an end. As a kid, I would have surely imagined that by 2017, I would be living in space. But then I can chat with Amazon’s servers through...

Dot Assistants Dominate the Market
From The Eponymous Pickle

Dot Assistants Dominate the Market

Will this mean that Amazon will control the assistant infrastructure, at least in the consumer space?  Again, better skills and improved architecture need to be...
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