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Lenovo Taking a Server-client Approach for AI Workloads
October 24, 2023
The strain on data centers to deliver generative AI answers is mounting, and Lenovo is reverting to a server-client approach to offload some of that computing s Read more…
AWS Cramming up to 20,000 Nvidia GPUs in AI Supercomputing Clusters
July 27, 2023
The AI supercomputing options in the cloud have expanded at an unprecedented rate over the last few weeks. Amazon joined the party on Wednesday by announci Read more…
Is Fortran the Best Programming Language? Asking ChatGPT
March 23, 2023
I recently wrote about my experience with interviewing ChatGPT here. As promised, in this follow-on and conclusion of my interview, I focus on Fortran and other languages. All in good fun. I hope you enjoy the conclusion of my interview. After my programming language questions, I conclude with a few notes... Read more…
An Interview with ChatGPT and Eliza on AI and HPC Topics
February 13, 2023
Conversing with computers is inevitable, and our fascination with it and the famous Turing Test are nearly infinite and span people from all walks of life. I could not resist so I took a few minutes away from my time as an Intel oneAPI evangelist and did an interview with the most talked about chatbot of our day: ChatGPT (using their free plan). I share the... Read more…
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