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Robots Taking Jobs:  A Prediction
From The Eponymous Pickle

Robots Taking Jobs: A Prediction

Click on for link to full report PDF:Robots Could Force 375 Million People to Switch Occupation by 2030  In TechnologyReviewSo says a new report by think tank McKinsey...

AI and HPC: Inferencing, Platforms & Infrastructure
From insideHPC

AI and HPC: Inferencing, Platforms & Infrastructure

The popularity of “better than human” classification on tasks that people do well (such as recognizing faces, Internet image search, self-driving cars, etcetera)...

Waze Gets Voice Controls
From The Eponymous Pickle

Waze Gets Voice Controls

Voice expanding into other hands-free applications.Navigation app gets the Google treatment with ‘OK Waze’ voice controlsBy Christian de Looper   in DigitalTrends...

Warrant Protections against Police Searches of Our Data
From Schneier on Security

Warrant Protections against Police Searches of Our Data

The cell phones we carry with us constantly are the most perfect surveillance device ever invented, and our laws haven't caught up to that reality. That might change...

Free TensorFlow Report
From The Eponymous Pickle

Free TensorFlow Report

Via O-Reilly:Considering TensorFlow for the EnterpriseDownload this report, compliments of TensorFlow .... Considering TensorFlow for the EnterpriseDeep learning...

CCC Responds to New York Times Article- Society Needs Computer Science (and Math and Social Sciences) Now More Than Ever
From The Computing Community Consortium Blog

CCC Responds to New York Times Article- Society Needs Computer Science (and Math and Social Sciences) Now More Than Ever

The following blog post was drafted by CCC Chair Beth Mynatt, CCC Exec Member Ben Zorn, and CCC Council Members Elizabeth Bradley, Sampath Kannan, and Cynthia Dwork...

UCX and UCF Projects for Exascale Move Forward at SC17
From insideHPC

UCX and UCF Projects for Exascale Move Forward at SC17

In this video, Jeff Kuehn from LANL, Pavel Shamis from ARM, and Gilad Shainer from Mellanox describe progress on the new UCF consortium, a collaboration between...

Video: BSC Simulations Predict Air Traffic Disruption from Antarctic Volcanic Ash
From insideHPC

Video: BSC Simulations Predict Air Traffic Disruption from Antarctic Volcanic Ash

Researchers are using HPC systems at the Barcelona Supercomputing Center to predict potential threats to air traffic posed by Antarctic volcanoes. "Antarctic volcanoes...

Video: Mellanox Takes HPC Interconnects to the Next Level at SC17
From insideHPC

Video: Mellanox Takes HPC Interconnects to the Next Level at SC17

In this video, Gilad Shainer from Mellanox describes the company's advanced interconnect technologies that were on display at SC17 in Denver. "Mellanox is leading...

HPE Superdome Flex to power Stephen Hawking’s COSMOS Research Group
From insideHPC

HPE Superdome Flex to power Stephen Hawking’s COSMOS Research Group

Today HPE announced a collaboration with the Faculty of Mathematics at the University of Cambridge to accelerate new discoveries in the mathematical sciences. This...

How (Some) Schools Sabotage Computer Science Education
From Computer Science Teacher - Thoughts and Information From Alfred Thompson

How (Some) Schools Sabotage Computer Science Education

There are many problems getting more computer science into schools. There is a shortage of teachers. There is a problem with room in the schedule. I could go on...

Video: Pure Storage Speeds I/O for AI & HPC Workloads at SC17
From insideHPC

Video: Pure Storage Speeds I/O for AI & HPC Workloads at SC17

In this video from SC17 in Denver, Brian Gold from Pure Storage describes how the company's innovative FlashBlade Systems speed up I/O for AI & HPC workloads. "From...

Exploring the OpenHPC Solution for HPC
From insideHPC

Exploring the OpenHPC Solution for HPC

To meet some of the biggest HPC software challenges, representatives from more than 25 academic, research, and commercial organizations formed a community project...

Who will Fly all the Drones?
From The Eponymous Pickle

Who will Fly all the Drones?

NASA Finds AI-Powered Drones May Be Safer Than Human-Flown Ones International Business Times    By Rishabh JainResearchers at the U.S. National Aeronautics and...

Chinese Consumer Landscape
From The Eponymous Pickle

Chinese Consumer Landscape

Double-clicking on the Chinese consumerBy Wouter Baan, Lan Luan, Felix Poh, and Daniel Zipser.  In McKinseyA rising post-90s generation is emerging as a strong...

Man-in-the-Middle Attack against Electronic Car-Door Openers
From Schneier on Security

Man-in-the-Middle Attack against Electronic Car-Door Openers

This is an interesting tactic, and there's a video of it being used: The theft took just one minute and the Mercedes car, stolen from the Elmdon area of Solihull...

Customer Data in Grocery
From The Eponymous Pickle

Customer Data in Grocery

The new grocery battleground – customer data By Rick Ferguson  in The Wise Marketer  The retail grocery game has never been for the faint of heart, what with its...

Bit hacking versus memoization: a Stream VByte  example
From Daniel Lemire's Blog

Bit hacking versus memoization: a Stream VByte example

In compression techniques like Stream VByte or Google’s varint-GB, we use control bytes to indicate how blocks of data are compressed. Without getting into theContinue...

Recorded Future on IoT
From The Eponymous Pickle

Recorded Future on IoT

Recall we connected with Recorded Future some time ago to understand their visually oriented method to analyze and react to known and predicted external threats...

TIME’s 25 Best Inventions of 2017
From The Computing Community Consortium Blog

TIME’s 25 Best Inventions of 2017

TIME’s 25 best inventions of 2017 are a mixture of fun little gadgets like the fidget spinner, a DIY cooking companion called Tasty One Top, and delicious treats...
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