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New Intel Xeon Scalable Processors Boost HPC Performance
From insideHPC

New Intel Xeon Scalable Processors Boost HPC Performance

The new Intel Xeon Scalable Processors provide up to a 2x FLOPs/clock improvement1 with Intel AVX-512 as well as integrated Intel Omni-Path Architecture ports,New...

Algorithms Playing the Marketing Game
From The Eponymous Pickle

Algorithms Playing the Marketing Game

Gartner on Algorithms and games in Marketing.So its an AI, but ultimately it is playing against and with a context of customers and clients and competitors.   An...

DDN: Enabling Scientific Discovery and Exascale Initiatives
From insideHPC

DDN: Enabling Scientific Discovery and Exascale Initiatives

Alex Bouzari gave this talk at the DDN User Group. "The goal of the event is to gather the community during ISC to discover how HPC organizations are assessing...

Developing a Software Stack for Exascale
From insideHPC

Developing a Software Stack for Exascale

In this special guest feature, Rajeev Thakur from Argonne describes why Exascale would be a daunting software challenge even if we had the hardware today. “The...

Penguin Computing Announces Transition to Intel Xeon Scalable Processors
From insideHPC

Penguin Computing Announces Transition to Intel Xeon Scalable Processors

Today Penguin Computing announced completion of the company’s major technology transition to the Intel Xeon Scalable platform for all Penguin Computing productPenguin...

Video: Computational Discovery in the 21st Century
From insideHPC

Video: Computational Discovery in the 21st Century

Nicola Marzari from EPFL gave this public lecture at PASC17. "The talk offers a perspective on the current state-of-the-art in the field, its power and limitations...

Hacking Spotify
From Schneier on Security

Hacking Spotify

Some of the ways artists are hacking the music-streaming service Spotify....

Work Flow for AI
From The Eponymous Pickle

Work Flow for AI

In O'Reilly:Artificial intelligence in the software engineering workflowThe workflow of the AI researcher has been quite different from the workflow of the software...

How do People and AI Interact?
From The Eponymous Pickle

How do People and AI Interact?

 Addressing one of the most fundamental questions:  How do people and AI work together?   There are so many components, and they are likely to be continually changing...

Science Article- ‘AI, people, and society’
From The Computing Community Consortium Blog

Science Article- ‘AI, people, and society’

The following is a Science Editorial from former CCC Council member and AI and Robotics Task Force Co-Chair Eric Horvitz, Head of  Microsoft Research Labs. He is...

Video: Flash Poster Session at PASC17
From insideHPC

Video: Flash Poster Session at PASC17

In this video from PASC17, Maria Grazia Giuffreda (ETH Zurich / CSCS, Switzerland) moderates a Flash Poster Session. "The aim of this session is to allow poster...

Google Releases Massive Visual Databases
From The Eponymous Pickle

Google Releases Massive Visual Databases

To train and use machine learning methods, you need lots of data to start with.  Very significant amounts. Here Google releases much training data.  In the work...

Booz Allen Makes Sailfish Free for Government and Academia
From The Eponymous Pickle

Booz Allen Makes Sailfish Free for Government and Academia

Worth a look, impressed by their online presence.  Giving this a try.Booz Allen Makes its Analytics Platform Free for Government (and Academia)by: Morgan LynchBooz...

Brands According to Byron Sharp
From The Eponymous Pickle

Brands According to Byron Sharp

World According to Byron Sharp.  Former correspondent.   Read by many in the CPG space.   In Adage: " ... In the years since Byron Sharp published  'How Brands"...

Pruning spaces faster on ARM processors with Vector Table Lookups
From Daniel Lemire's Blog

Pruning spaces faster on ARM processors with Vector Table Lookups

Last week, I asked how fast one could remove spaces from a string using ARM processors. On a particular benchmark, I got 2.4 cycles per byte using regular (scalar)...

RCE Podcast Looks at Shifter Containers for HPC
From insideHPC

RCE Podcast Looks at Shifter Containers for HPC

In this RCE Podcast, Brock Palen and Jeff Squyres speak with Shane Canon and Doug Jacobsen from NERSC, the authors of Shifter. "Shifter is a prototype implementation...

Univa Powers Formula One and More at ISC 2017
From insideHPC

Univa Powers Formula One and More at ISC 2017

In this video from ISC 2017, Gaétan Didier Head of CFD, Sahara Force India Formula One Racing Team describes how he uses Univa software to manage CFD workloadsUniva...

Testing Brain-Inspired Chips for Big Data Problems at Berkeley Lab
From insideHPC

Testing Brain-Inspired Chips for Big Data Problems at Berkeley Lab

"The von Neumann design has also led computing to its current limits in efficiency and cooling. As engineers built increasingly complex chips to carry out sequential...

Video: OpenACC Update from ISC 2017
From insideHPC

Video: OpenACC Update from ISC 2017

In this video from ISC 2017, Sunita and Michael Wolfe present an overview of OpenACC and a preview of upcoming GPU Hackathon events. "OpenACC is a user-driven directive...

Natural  Language Understanding : Let’s Play Dumb
From XRDS

Natural Language Understanding : Let’s Play Dumb

What is the meaning of the word understanding? This was a question posed during  a particularly enlightening lecture given by Dr. Anupam Basu, a professor withContinue...
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