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Quantum Network Hub Opens in Japan
May 17, 2018
Following on the launch of its Q Commercial quantum network last December with 12 industrial and academic partners, the official Japanese hub at Keio University is now open to facilitate the exploration of quantum applications important to science and business. The news comes a week after IBM announced that North Carolina State University was the first U.S. university to join its Q Network. Read more…
HPC Cloud Provider Nimbix Rolls Out IBM Power9 Targeting AI
March 22, 2018
HPC cloud specialist Nimbix this week announced the addition of IBM’s Power9 technology to the Nimbix cloud starting with an early access “gated program” Read more…
2018 HackerRank Report Shows Progress and Challenge for Women Coders
March 5, 2018
The gender gap among coders is slowly shrinking according to the 2018 Women in Technology Report from HackerRank released last week. Women are learning to code Read more…
US Leads but China Gains in NSF 2018 S&E Indicators Report
January 30, 2018
For now, the U.S. still enjoys a leadership position in science and engineering worldwide according to the Science and Engineering Indicators 2018 report issue Read more…
IBM Launches Commercial Quantum Network with Samsung, ORNL
December 14, 2017
In the race to commercialize quantum computing, IBM is one of several companies leading the pack. Today, IBM announced it had signed JPMorgan Chase, Daimler AG, Read more…
AMD Wins Another: Baidu to Deploy EPYC on Single Socket Servers
December 13, 2017
When AMD introduced its EPYC chip line in June, the company said a portion of the line was specifically designed to re-invigorate a single socket segment in wha Read more…
Azure Debuts AMD EPYC Instances for Storage Optimized Workloads
December 5, 2017
AMD’s return to the data center received a boost today when Microsoft Azure announced introduction of instances based on AMD’s EPYC microprocessors. The new Read more…
Microsoft Spins Cycle Computing into Core Azure Product
December 5, 2017
Last August, cloud giant Microsoft acquired HPC cloud orchestration pioneer Cycle Computing. Since then the focus has been on integrating Cycle’s organization Read more…
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