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e-IRG Roadmap to Help Shape European Open Science Cloud
From insideHPC

e-IRG Roadmap to Help Shape European Open Science Cloud

This week, the European Commission presented a vision for the European Science Cloud that will bring together current and future data infrastructures. The European...

Human or Vulcan: Should Data Scientists Rely on Intuition?
From The Noisy Channel

Human or Vulcan: Should Data Scientists Rely on Intuition?

Intuition in data science is a funny thing.Continue reading on Medium »

NIH National Cancer Institute Opens Online Platform to Submit Ideas About Research for Cancer Moonshot
From The Computing Community Consortium Blog

NIH National Cancer Institute Opens Online Platform to Submit Ideas About Research for Cancer Moonshot

The National Cancer Institute (NCI), part of the National Institutes of Health has launched an online platform to enable the research community and the public to...

How HPE Makes GPUs Easier to Program for Data Scientists
From insideHPC

How HPE Makes GPUs Easier to Program for Data Scientists

In this video from the 2016 GPU Technology Conference, Rich Friedrich from Hewlett Packard Enterprise describes how the company makes it easier for Data Scientists...

The powerful hacker culture
From Daniel Lemire's Blog

The powerful hacker culture

In my post the hacker culture is winning, I observed that the subculture developed in the software industry is infecting the wider world. One such visible culture...

Looking back: 30 years of photographing Chernobyl
From Phys.org Technology News

Looking back: 30 years of photographing Chernobyl

Efrem Lukatsky, a Kiev-based photographer for The Associated Press, recalls the confusion and anxiety of the 1986 Chernobyl nuclear power plant explosion, the world's...

Brian V. Turner Joins Cray’s Board
From insideHPC

Brian V. Turner Joins Cray’s Board

Today Cray announced that its Board of Directors has appointed Brian V. Turner as a member of the Board and as a member of its Audit and Compensation Committees...

Why the HPC Industry will Converge on Europe at ISC 2016
From insideHPC

Why the HPC Industry will Converge on Europe at ISC 2016

In this special guest feature from Scientific Computing World, ISC’s Nages Sieslack highlights a convergence of technologies around HPC, a focus of the ISC High...

Video: Lustre Community Release Update
From insideHPC

Video: Lustre Community Release Update

Peter Jones from Intel presented this talk at LUG 2016 in Portland. "The OpenSFS Lustre Working Group (LWG) is the place the where the participants of OpenSFS come...

Why Parallelism?
From insideHPC

Why Parallelism?

"As clock speeds for CPU’s have not been increasing as compared to a decade ago, chip designers have been enhancing the performance of both CPUs, such as the Intel...

From Computational Complexity

The Master Algorithm

We see so few popular science books on computer science, particularly outside of crypto and theory. Pedro Domingos' The Master Algorithm: How the Quest for the,...

How Hacking Team Got Hacked
From Schneier on Security

How Hacking Team Got Hacked

The hacker who hacked Hacking Team posted a lengthy description of how he broke into the company and stole everything. Two articles. ETA: This post originally had...

The product design of IoT
From Putting People First

The product design of IoT

As more and more ‘Internet of Things’ products come into the market, most, if not all will come with significant challenges. The key to overcoming any obstacles...

Smart Spaces and Cognitive Mediators
From The Eponymous Pickle

Smart Spaces and Cognitive Mediators

Smart Spaces - People with Cognitive MediatorsOrganizational Change and the Digital Economy:A Computational Organization Science PerspectiveYes, spaces are oneMore...

A Comparison of Public Clouds
From The Eponymous Pickle

A Comparison of Public Clouds

In CWorld:  Interesting most because is covers current different features of public clouds.  " ... Public cloud review: Amazon, Microsoft, Google, IBM, Joyent ....

Why Forecasters Are often Wrong
From The Eponymous Pickle

Why Forecasters Are often Wrong

In Knowledge@Wharton; Why forecasting is often not on the mark.  A favorite author J Scott Armstrong, and a number of others talk about the limitations of accuracy...

On Industrializing Data Science
From The Eponymous Pickle

On Industrializing Data Science

Nicely done, non technical piece in Data Science Central.  Covering many of the topics and issues now being considered and debated.

3D Printing Ceramic Parts
From The Eponymous Pickle

3D Printing Ceramic Parts

Parts of aircraft engines. An unexpected advance.  Was just introduced to advanced ceramics uses in engines." .... HRL’s trick is to formulate special resins that...

USPTO Patent Quality Community Symposium on April 27
From U.S. Public Policy Committee of the ACM

USPTO Patent Quality Community Symposium on April 27

The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office will host a one-day Patent Quality Community Symposium on Wednesday, April 27, 2016 at the USPTO’s headquarters in Alexandria...

Hill Tech Happenings, Week of April 18
From U.S. Public Policy Committee of the ACM

Hill Tech Happenings, Week of April 18

Monday, April 18, 2016 State of the Net Wireless Internet Policy Conference 2 pm | Newseum Markup: Multiple Communications Bills House Energy and Commerce Subcommittee...
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