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Q&A with Marco Pistoia, an HPCwire Person to Watch in 2023
June 2, 2023
HPCwire Person to Watch Marco Pistoia wears a lot of hats at JPMorgan Chase & Co.: managing director, distinguished engineer, head of global technology appl Read more…
Multiverse, Pasqal, and Crédit Agricole Tout Progress Using Quantum Computing in FS
January 26, 2023
Europe-based quantum computing pioneers Multiverse Computing and Pasqal, and global bank Crédit Agricole CIB today announced successful conclusion of a 1.5-yea Read more…
Cascade Lake Shows Up to 84 Percent Gen-on-Gen Advantage on STAC Benchmarking
May 13, 2019
The Securities Technology Analysis Center (STAC) issued a report Friday comparing the performance of Intel's Cascade Lake processors with previous-gen Skylake u Read more…
How FPGAs Accelerate Financial Services Workloads
September 11, 2018
While FSI companies are unlikely, for competitive reasons, to disclose their FPGA strategies, James Reinders offers insights into the case for FPGAs as accelerators for FSI by discussing performance, power, size, latency, jitter and inline processing. Read more…
Update from Gregory Kurtzer on Singularity’s Push into FS and the Enterprise
September 11, 2018
Container technology is hardly new but it has undergone rapid evolution in the HPC space in recent years to accommodate traditional science workloads and HPC systems requirements. While Docker containers continue to dominate in the enterprise, other variants are becoming important and one alternative with distinctly HPC roots – Singularity – is making an enterprise push targeting advanced scale workload inclusive of HPC. Read more…
At HPC on Wall Street: AI-as-a-Service Accelerates AI Journeys
September 10, 2018
AIaaS – artificial intelligence-as-a-service – is the technology discipline that eases enterprise entry into the mysteries of the AI journey while lowering Read more…
HPC on Wall Street: A Conference on Advanced Technology Strategies in the Financial Services Industry
September 6, 2018
Few industries are more avid for low latency, compute power and high performance data analytics (HPDA) than the financial services sector. The investment banks, Read more…
Weathering the Next ‘Great’ Storm in the Market
September 1, 2018
This is not an article about the joys and wonders of machine learning or big data. Instead, this article is about a pernicious, unsolved problem in investment f Read more…
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