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Industrial Computational Breakthroughs on Blue Waters
From insideHPC

Industrial Computational Breakthroughs on Blue Waters

"Blue Waters can tackle a very wide range of challenging tasks, not only from science, but also from engineering demonstrating the feasibility of efficiently solving...

Tiny Titan Supercomputer Debuts at Oak Ridge Museum
From insideHPC

Tiny Titan Supercomputer Debuts at Oak Ridge Museum

The "Tiny Titan" parallel computer has become interactive display at the American Museum of Science and Energy at Oak Ridge. Constructed last year at ORNL, Tiny...

Chomsky and non speaking AI
From The Eponymous Pickle

Chomsky and non speaking AI

Of interest, my comments will follow later today.http://www.computerworld.com/article/2929085/emerging-technology/blame-chomsky-for-non-speaking-ai.html

Contrasting how Japan and Europe Promote the Use of HPC
From insideHPC

Contrasting how Japan and Europe Promote the Use of HPC

Europe and Japan have come to the same conclusion; HPC resources must be shared and not monopolized by the individual owners of the computer systems themselves....

Satoshi Matsuoka to Chair ISC 2016 Conference Program
From insideHPC

Satoshi Matsuoka to Chair ISC 2016 Conference Program

Today ISC Events announced that Prof. Dr. Satoshi Matsuoka of Tokyo Institute of Technology will be the program chairman for ISC 2016. "As the program chair, Dr...

Research on The Trade-off Between Free Services and Personal Data
From Schneier on Security

Research on The Trade-off Between Free Services and Personal Data

New report: "The Tradeoff Fallacy: How marketers are misrepresenting American consumers and opening them up to exploitation." New Annenberg survey results indicate...

From Gödel's Lost Letter and P=NP

Security Via Surrender

A new approach to protecting data and identity Cropped from src1, src2 David Sanger and Julie Davis are reporters for the paper of record—the New York Times. Their...

From Computational Complexity

STOC Business Meeting

This week I'm at the Federated Computing Research Conference in Portland, a collection of many mostly ACM conferences. Last night was the STOC business meeting....

Blogging and Meeting CS Greats at the Heidelberg Laureate Forum
From The Female Perspective of Computer Science

Blogging and Meeting CS Greats at the Heidelberg Laureate Forum

The Heidelberg Laureate Forum "offers a select group of young researchers in mathematics and computer science the extraordinary chance to meet the preeminent scientists...

Testimony on “The IRS Data Breach: Steps to Protect Americans’ Personal Information” to Senate Committee on Homeland Security & Governmental Affairs
From The Computing Community Consortium Blog

Testimony on “The IRS Data Breach: Steps to Protect Americans’ Personal Information” to Senate Committee on Homeland Security & Governmental Affairs

On June 2, our new CCC Council member starting July 1st, Kevin Fu (Associate Professor, Sloan Research Fellow Computer Science and Engineering Electrical Engineering...

Supercomputing the Interior Dynamics of Stars and Giant Exoplanets
From insideHPC

Supercomputing the Interior Dynamics of Stars and Giant Exoplanets

Over at the NASA Ames Research Center, Michelle Moyer writes that the agency is using supercomputer simulations to explore the interior dynamics of stars and giant...

Video: Mont-Blanc Prototype One Step Closer to Exascale
From insideHPC

Video: Mont-Blanc Prototype One Step Closer to Exascale

"Early in February, Barcelona Supercomputing Center (BSC) successfully deployed the Mont-Blanc prototype. After three years of intensive research effort, the team...

SGI Broadens HPC Solutions with Red Hat OEM Agreement
From insideHPC

SGI Broadens HPC Solutions with Red Hat OEM Agreement

Today SGI announced the signing of an OEM agreement with Red Hat, Inc., the world's leading provider of open source solutions. This agreement enables SGI’s world...

HPC in medical applications
From insideHPC

HPC in medical applications

Medical applications like CT (computed tomography) scanning and MRI (magnetic resonance imaging) require quick, accurate results from processing complex algorithms...

Vint Cerf Interviews U.S. CTO Megan Smith
From U.S. Public Policy Committee of the ACM

Vint Cerf Interviews U.S. CTO Megan Smith

ACM Past President Vint Cerf interviewed U.S. Chief Technology Officer Megan Smith for this month’s Communications of the ACM magazine. She spoke on key policy...

USACM Signs Letter to President Obama Urging Wide Adoption of Encryption Technology
From U.S. Public Policy Committee of the ACM

USACM Signs Letter to President Obama Urging Wide Adoption of Encryption Technology

USACM signed a letter to President Obama from a variety of civil society organizations urging him to pursue public policies that encourage the wide adoption of...

Focusing in the World of Digital Assistants
From The Eponymous Pickle

Focusing in the World of Digital Assistants

Until now you have been able to pick and choose in the world of Apps, hardware and services to help do your job.  The typical challenge has been between Googlethis...

Peter Swire on the USA FREEDOM Act
From Schneier on Security

Peter Swire on the USA FREEDOM Act

Peter Swire, law professor and one of the members of the President's review group on the NSA, writes about intelligence reform and the USA FREEDOM Act....

Design Key to the Connected Home
From The Eponymous Pickle

Design Key to the Connected Home

How very true,   Even in small tests we did the complexity rose quickly.  I am now testing several home systems.   Design exists at the high level aesthetic level...

Nash and Business Strategy
From The Eponymous Pickle

Nash and Business Strategy

In K@W:  John Nash lives on in business strategy.   A Podcast:" ... Nash’s body of work in game theory earned him the 1994 Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences along...
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