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insideHPC to Livestream Keynotes from GPU Technology Conference Next Week
From insideHPC

insideHPC to Livestream Keynotes from GPU Technology Conference Next Week

We are pleased to announce that insideHPC will be streaming live keynotes next week from the GPU Technology Conference in San Jose.

Innovation Using Restless Dissatisfaction
From The Eponymous Pickle

Innovation Using Restless Dissatisfaction

I like the statement, you should always be dissatisfied.  And looking for solutions, or parts of solutions,  that can be fitted together to lead to better results...

High vs Low Level Analytics
From The Eponymous Pickle

High vs Low Level Analytics

Some comments of interest by Vincent Granville: " ... Here I describe a case study: a solution based on high-level data science. By high level, I mean data science...

Tableau 9 Beta Rolling Out, with Analytics
From The Eponymous Pickle

Tableau 9 Beta Rolling Out, with Analytics

Have been a long time user of Tableau visualization, brought it into the enterprise.  I see they are about to roll out their latest Beta 9.0.  To address some frequent...

Job of the Week: HPC Applications Specialist at SMU in Dallas
From insideHPC

Job of the Week: HPC Applications Specialist at SMU in Dallas

Southern Methodist University in Dallas is seeking an HPC Applications Specialist in our Job of the Week.

IBM Platform Computing – Ready to Run Clusters in the Cloud
From insideHPC

IBM Platform Computing – Ready to Run Clusters in the Cloud

Demands by users that are running applications in the scientific, technical, financial or research areas can easily outstrip the capabilities of in-house clusters...

Test Bed Systems Pave the Way for 150 Petaflop Summit Supercomputer
From insideHPC

Test Bed Systems Pave the Way for 150 Petaflop Summit Supercomputer

Oak Ridges is preparing for their upcoming Summit supercomputer with two modest test bed systems using Power8 processors. "Summit will deliver more than five times...

Getting Control of the Digital Shelf
From The Eponymous Pickle

Getting Control of the Digital Shelf

Straightforward steps to audit the presence of brands online.  By Schawk. " ... To get your share of a rapidly expanding e-commerce market, you need to provideThis...

Hardware Bit-Flipping Attack
From Schneier on Security

Hardware Bit-Flipping Attack

The Project Zero team at Google has posted details of a new attack that targets a computer's' DRAM. It's called Rowhammer. Here's a good description: Here's how...

How to teach Computer Science to 5-14yr Olds – #CSK8 Twitter Chat
From Computer Science Teacher - Thoughts and Information From Alfred Thompson

How to teach Computer Science to 5-14yr Olds – #CSK8 Twitter Chat

Join CSTA K-8 task force for #CSK8 chat on Mar 11 8pm EST. Pedagogy- ‘How to teach’ Computer Science to 5-14yr olds. Not the What or Why. Discuss pair programming...

From design thinking to ethnographic thinking
From Putting People First

From design thinking to ethnographic thinking

In the broader business world, writes social anthropologist Jay Hasbrouck, design thinking “is already a stale buzzword — a concept that spread widely as a panacea...

On Technological Evolution
From The Eponymous Pickle

On Technological Evolution

By Marcus Olsson (Nokia/Microsoft, Helsinki Finland)  Recording.Last week I gave a speech at Hannes Sjöblad’s “Singularity Evenings” at SUP46 (Startup People Stockholm)...

New SAP Analytic Tools
From The Eponymous Pickle

New SAP Analytic Tools

Had not looked at SAP BI and analytics for some time, we were a well worn SAP shop, they now have new offerings worth a look.SAP brings new analytics tools to companies...

Penguin Tundra Platform brings Open Compute Project to HPC
From insideHPC

Penguin Tundra Platform brings Open Compute Project to HPC

Today Penguin Computing gave customers a peek at the future of increased customization and choice in high performance computing at the Open Compute Project Summit...

Can the NSA Break Microsoft's BitLocker?
From Schneier on Security

Can the NSA Break Microsoft's BitLocker?

The Intercept has a new story on the CIA's -- yes, the CIA, not the NSA -- efforts to break encryption. These are from the Snowden documents, and talk about a conference...

NIH-led Effort Launches Big Data Portal for Alzheimer’s Drug Discovery
From The Computing Community Consortium Blog

NIH-led Effort Launches Big Data Portal for Alzheimer’s Drug Discovery

The National Institute of Health (NIH) is determined to reduce the cost and time it takes to discover viable therapeutic targets, which drive the changes in the...

Complete Guide to Twitter Analytics
From The Eponymous Pickle

Complete Guide to Twitter Analytics

Instructive piece.   Was just asked to look at the analytics of twitter as an engagement, and thus an advertising medium.   Is it too ephemeral to be useful?  52...

From Computational Complexity

Guest Post by Thomas Zeume on App of Ramsey Thy to Dyn Desc Comp.

Guest Post by Thomas Zeume on Lower Bounds for Dynamic Descriptive Complexity (A result that uses Ramsey Theory!) In a previous blog post Bill mentioned his...

Curating Personalization through E-commerce
From The Eponymous Pickle

Curating Personalization through E-commerce

An interesting approach I had not considered. In Progressive Grocer.How grocers can customize and curate through e-commerce E-commerce is a good place for grocers...

GigaOM is Gone
From The Eponymous Pickle

GigaOM is Gone

I see that the tech innovation blog GigaOM  has shut down for lack of funds.  Too, bad, they were often quoted here.  Had excellent content.  But hard to monetize...
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