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New Algorithm Allows PCs to Challenge HPC in Weather Forecasting
February 19, 2020
Accurate weather forecasting has, by and large, been situated squarely in the domain of high-performance computing – just this week, the UK announced a nearly Read more…
Toshiba Promises Quantum-Like Advantage on Standard Hardware
January 23, 2020
Toshiba has invented an algorithm that it says delivers a 10-fold improvement for a select class of computational problems, without the need for exotic hardware Read more…
Kepler GPU Makes Quick Work of Quicksort
September 13, 2012
Dynamic parallelism enables the graphics processor to act more like a CPU. Read more…
High Frequency Trading Slips Up Once Again
August 8, 2012
Errant HFT algorithm costs firm $440 million. Read more…
Can Google’s Page Ranking Algorithm Cure Cancer?
May 23, 2012
Computational biologists tweak PageRank to correlate protein markers with disease progression. Read more…
IBM Supercomputer Reveals More Pieces of Pi
April 20, 2011
US-Australia research team solves "impossible" mathematical calculation. Read more…
Humans Out-Compute Supers at Protein Folding
August 4, 2010
The Singularity is not so near after all. Read more…
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