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CUDA 2.2 beta
From insideHPC

CUDA 2.2 beta

HPCwire today is carrying a news release from NVIDIA about the release of the latest beta version of CUDA. Some of the new features: Hardware debugger for the...

European internet trends today and tomorrow
From Putting People First

European internet trends today and tomorrow

Microsoft just published a rather thorough report on the future developments of the internet across Europe. In the report, Microsoft analyses the differences in...

Why are dynamic languages easier than static languages?
From Daniel Lemire's Blog

Why are dynamic languages easier than static languages?

Dynamic langages like Python or Ruby are considerably easier than static languages like Java and C++. John is asking us why: How do you account for the huge increases...

10th WRF User
From insideHPC

10th WRF User

Just announced via the WRF mailing list is the 10th WRF User’s Workshop meeting.

On Sun's Board?
From Wild WebMink

On Sun's Board?

On Monday and Tuesday I had calls from a persistent journalist trying to get me to comment on the rumoured IBM/Sun negotiations. My reply was the same as it has...

Clouds, virtualization, and all
From insideHPC

Clouds, virtualization, and all

Sun’s HPC Watercooler points today to a webcast created by Jonathan Eunice (Illuminata) and Dan Olds (Gabriel Consulting) called “Cloud, virtualization, and All...

Google News Cluster Timelines
From The Noisy Channel

Google News Cluster Timelines

Just saw a post from Alex Chitu

Lite Business Intelligence
From The Eponymous Pickle

Lite Business Intelligence

Newly discovered: LiteBI. A form of simplified business intelligence as a service. Also their blog. Taking a look now, would be interesting to see how thisPentaho...

Intel
From insideHPC

Intel

At IDF in Beijing Intel’s Pat Geslinger announced today that Ct will show up in a new parallel programming product scheduled to be in beta later this year Intel...

SDSC
From insideHPC

SDSC

Found at HPCwire today The San Diego Supercomputer Center (SDSC) at the University of California, San Diego announced today that its director, Fran Berman, will...

Sun comments on HPC sales team growth in face of
From insideHPC

Sun comments on HPC sales team growth in face of

On Monday I commented on a post on Marc Hamilton’s blog in which he outlined a reorganization in the HPC sales organization to focus on that area as a growth activity...

Enriched Loyalty Card
From The Eponymous Pickle

Enriched Loyalty Card

From RetailWire. A new idea. A loyalty card with some additional benefits, such as low price guarantee if the price decreases within 7 days. Still is not about...

Its official: the standard programming language for multidimensional databases is MDX
From Daniel Lemire's Blog

Its official: the standard programming language for multidimensional databases is MDX

Julian Hyde just announced that Oracle will support MDX: they were the last vendor to resist this Microsoft technology.

Google Data Center
From insideHPC

Google Data Center

Alongside last week’s release of details on their proprietary data center technology, Google has released a video tour of a large data center example.

Using HPC to visualize cultural
From insideHPC

Using HPC to visualize cultural

The High Performance Computing Program established jointly by the DOE and the National Endowment for the Humanities recently announced the first recipients of grants...

ISC
From insideHPC

ISC

The International Supercomputing Conference (ISC), to be held this year in Hamburg, Germany, has announced its focus areas (PDF) for the summer conference In addition...

Sun Dial, a mobile application to alert muslims to prayer
From Putting People First

Sun Dial, a mobile application to alert muslims to prayer

Religious technology may seem like an oxymoron, but as more people obtain mobile phones, iPhones and other devices to help them manage their lives, it’s only natural...

Service design as the design of activity systems
From Putting People First

Service design as the design of activity systems

Jeff Howard draws attention to a recent service design paper by Daniela Sangiorgi of Lancaster University: “Dr. Daniela Sangiorgi’s 2008 presentation from ISDN3...

From Springenwerk Blog

Links for 2009-04-07 [del.icio.us]

Deliberately Insecure Web Applications For Learning Web App Security (WebGoat, BadStore, Hacme, SecuriBench, WebMaven) Irongeek's Information Security site with...

Keynote at CHI by Nokia Research
From Putting People First

Keynote at CHI by Nokia Research

ACM reports that “a top researcher for Nokia Design [addressed] the need for effective cross-culture design research when developing informed and inspired designs...
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