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Imprecision in Computing
From The Eponymous Pickle

Imprecision in Computing

In the CACM:  Decrease precision.  For Saving energy apparently.   How is this making anything better?    The amount of energy involved seems minimal.  Yet understanding...

Ford and the Smart Home
From The Eponymous Pickle

Ford and the Smart Home

Somewhat unexpected, but car makers linking to the Smart Home. The further integration between car and home. Major automakers are driving full speed into the smart...

Smartphone Forensics to Detect Distraction
From Schneier on Security

Smartphone Forensics to Detect Distraction

The company Cellebrite is developing a portable forensics device that would determine if a smartphone user was using the phone at a particular time. The idea is...

HPC Market Update and IDC’s Top Growth Areas for 2016 and Beyond
From insideHPC

HPC Market Update and IDC’s Top Growth Areas for 2016 and Beyond

In this video from the HPC User Forum in Tucson, Earl Joseph from IDC presents: 2016 IDC HPC Market Update. "The HPC User Forum was established in 1999 to promote...

ISC 2016 Announces Award-Winning Research Papers
From insideHPC

ISC 2016 Announces Award-Winning Research Papers

Today ISC 2016 announced the awards-winning research papers for the PRACE ISC Award and the Gauss Award. The post ISC 2016 Announces Award-Winning Research Papers...

Vintage Computer Festival — five events this year!
From Computer Science Teachers Association

Vintage Computer Festival — five events this year!

If you’re looking for novel ways of inspiring students, then consider giving them some hands-on exposure to the past at a Vintage Computer Festival event. Vintage...

Building a Reco Engine with a Graph Database
From The Eponymous Pickle

Building a Reco Engine with a Graph Database

Building a recommendation Engine ... Powering recommendations with a Graph Database.  I like the idea of decision process starting with a visualization.   "...

Atos Rolls Out Bull sequana “The World’s Most Efficient Supercomputer”
From insideHPC

Atos Rolls Out Bull sequana “The World’s Most Efficient Supercomputer”

"Atos is one out of three or four worldwide players having the expertise and know-how to build supercomputers today – and the only one in Europe. It is a source...

Neglecting Business Process Models
From The Eponymous Pickle

Neglecting Business Process Models

In CIO:  Agree, based on my observations, there is less business process modeling (BPM) being done today. Fewer people even know what it is.  This is based on the...

Get Some Big Lunch at the Big Data & HPC Events coming to Portland & Seattle
From insideHPC

Get Some Big Lunch at the Big Data & HPC Events coming to Portland & Seattle

If you are in the Northwest and you happen to like surf and turf, have I got a deal for you! Dell is hosting a series of Big Data lunch events in Seattle and Portland...

Narrative illusions
From Daniel Lemire's Blog

Narrative illusions

Our brain contains lots of neurons and can do great things. I can read, write and speak fluently in two languages made of tens of thousands of words. Millions of...

Supermicro Showcases New GPU SuperServer at GTC 2016
From insideHPC

Supermicro Showcases New GPU SuperServer at GTC 2016

In this video from the 2016 GPU Technology Conference, Jason Pai from Supermicro describes the new 1028GQ-TRT SuperServer. With support for up to four Nvidia Tesla...

Discover why GPUs are driving the future of HPC
From insideHPC

Discover why GPUs are driving the future of HPC

According to the latest Intersect360 Research site census data, of the 50 most popular application packages mentioned by HPC users, 34 have offer GPU support, including...

K 12 Computer Science Framework Stakeholders Convening
From Computer Science Teacher - Thoughts and Information From Alfred Thompson

K 12 Computer Science Framework Stakeholders Convening

Most people don’t associate either rain or computer science with Las Vegas Nevada but the last few days have seen plenty of both. In fact they tell me Las Vegas...

Watson, Big Data and Genomics
From The Eponymous Pickle

Watson, Big Data and Genomics

More emphasis on health applications. " ... IBM Watson takes analytics prowess overseas: Supercomputer to work on big data and genomics in Italy .... Computing...

Hacking Lottery Machines
From Schneier on Security

Hacking Lottery Machines

Interesting article about how a former security director of the US Multi-State Lottery Association hacked the random-number generator in lottery software so he...

The latest on innovation in Energy Efficient Buildings: annual round-up of EU Commission projects
From Putting People First

The latest on innovation in Energy Efficient Buildings: annual round-up of EU Commission projects

Every year, the Energy-efficient Buildings (EeB) Public Private Partnership (PPP) publishes the EeB PPP project review – a round-up of energy-efficiency projects...

3D Printing and the Supply Chain
From The Eponymous Pickle

3D Printing and the Supply Chain

In Gartner:  Obviously very dependent on form and assembly needs of the products involved.  But will become increasingly in play as the technologies evolve.

Changing Employee Behavior and Attitude
From The Eponymous Pickle

Changing Employee Behavior and Attitude

In McKinsey: Leaders must consider new ways to change the attitudes and behavior of employees." ... The psychological contract that traditionally bound employees...

Rulex: Modeling for Rule Based Decision Making
From The Eponymous Pickle

Rulex: Modeling for Rule Based Decision Making

Had spent some time looking at rule based approaches to doing predictive decisions.  Brought to my attention:  Rulex: " ... Understand, Forecast, Decide.New generation...
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