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Staples Tests Echo Competitor
From The Eponymous Pickle

Staples Tests Echo Competitor

Seems like an unexpected direction, but is not.  Also I like the fact that this could open interactions to the workplace.  'Easy Button', though no longer in their...

NSF Sponsors Women Engineers for SCinet Buildout for SC16
From insideHPC

NSF Sponsors Women Engineers for SCinet Buildout for SC16

The Networking at SC (WINS) program officially launched today. Funded through a grant from the NSF and EsNet, the program sponsors eight career women in the research...

Penguin Computing Adds Pascal GPUs to Open Compute Tundra Systems
From insideHPC

Penguin Computing Adds Pascal GPUs to Open Compute Tundra Systems

Today Penguin Computing announced availability of Open Compute-based Tundra Relion X1904GT and Tundra Relion 1930g servers, powered by NVIDIA Tesla P40 and P4 GPU...

Video: Jim Ganthier on how Dell EMC Powers HPC & Big Data
From insideHPC

Video: Jim Ganthier on how Dell EMC Powers HPC & Big Data

"HPC is 'mainstreaming' into many industry verticals and converging with Big Data and Cloud. By 2019, HPC will account for nearly 1 in 4 of all servers sold. Our...

Mellanox Shipping ConnectX-5 Adapter
From insideHPC

Mellanox Shipping ConnectX-5 Adapter

"We are pleased to start shipping the ConnectX-5, the industry’s most advanced network adapter, to our key partners and customers, allowing them to leverage our...

BSC Collaborates with OpenFog Consortium
From insideHPC

BSC Collaborates with OpenFog Consortium

"To reinforce and continue with our pioneering work on fog computing that started in 2008, we pursue synergies between leading technology companies and academic...

Computers as Furniture
From The Eponymous Pickle

Computers as Furniture

Interesting suggestion, that we are not all that interested in the evolving capabilities of computing.  Its furniture, we need it, but the details are unimportant...

Robots for Teaching are everywhere–Which should I use and how?
From Computer Science Teacher - Thoughts and Information From Alfred Thompson

Robots for Teaching are everywhere–Which should I use and how?

Do a search for “robots for teaching programming” using your favorite search engine sometime. You’ll find a lot of news about the latest and greatest robot forRoot...

Malicious AI
From Schneier on Security

Malicious AI

It's not hard to imagine the criminal possibilities of automation, autonomy, and artificial intelligence. But the imaginings are becoming mainstream -- and the...

Automating Big Data Analysis
From The Eponymous Pickle

Automating Big Data Analysis

Automating big-data analysisWith new algorithms, data scientists could accomplish in days what has traditionally taken months.Larry Hardesty | MIT News OfficeLast...

Google Re-inventing the WhiteBoard
From The Eponymous Pickle

Google Re-inventing the WhiteBoard

Have seen a number of attempts at this.  None really successful.  Perhaps the ultimate solution will be some augmented reality approach.    Surprised in particular...

IBM Announcements: Linking Watson to Reality
From The Eponymous Pickle

IBM Announcements: Linking Watson to Reality

Today's announcements, which included considerable new thoughts for the use of Data, Machine learning and Bot shaped designs.     So better interfaces to data,IBM...

Microsoft to Democratize Deep Learning
From The Eponymous Pickle

Microsoft to Democratize Deep Learning

Continued tendency to create and liberate tools for Cognitive. I like that.   Still will take considerable design and data management tools and skills.   Deep learning...

Retail Marketing to Millennials
From The Eponymous Pickle

Retail Marketing to Millennials

In Retailwire.  Good overview on the use of channel interactions by millennials in Retail, and discussion.   In the discussion, Peter Fader makes a good point:Peter...

ASML taps Livermore for Extreme UV Chip Manufacturing
From insideHPC

ASML taps Livermore for Extreme UV Chip Manufacturing

Tomorrow's top supercomputers will require chips built using advanced lithography far beyond today's capabilities. Towards this end, Lawrence Livermore National...

Microsoft Cognitive Toolkit Updates for Deep Learning Advances
From insideHPC

Microsoft Cognitive Toolkit Updates for Deep Learning Advances

Today Microsoft released an updated version of Microsoft Cognitive Toolkit, a system for deep learning that is used to speed advances in areas such as speech and...

Fujitsu Develops New Architecture for Combinatorial Optimization
From insideHPC

Fujitsu Develops New Architecture for Combinatorial Optimization

Today Fujitsu Laboratories announced a collaboration with the University of Toronto to develop a new computing architecture to tackle a range of real-world issues...

Teaching Computer Science and the Good Idea Fairy
From Computer Science Teacher - Thoughts and Information From Alfred Thompson

Teaching Computer Science and the Good Idea Fairy

The Good Idea Fairy struck again today. I have been taking about data checking and data safety with my freshmen lastly. One of the things we talk about is parity...

Seagate Launches World’s Fastest Hard Drive
From insideHPC

Seagate Launches World’s Fastest Hard Drive

"Performance demands on enterprise datacenters today are increasing as customers consider agile storage solutions to handle diverse workloads. The key to success...

Manufacturing System Security Updates
From The Eponymous Pickle

Manufacturing System Security Updates

Recent malicious attacks have highlighted the need to update systems to provide security. In the Cisco Blog:Have you ever told your team, “Upgrading our equipment...
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