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New Device Spots Quantum Particle ‘Fingerprint’
April 18, 2018
Majorana particles have been observed by university researchers employing a device consisting of layers of magnetic insulators on a superconducting material. Th Read more…
Quantum Brief: Looking for Majorana in all the Right Places
April 10, 2018
A group of researchers from several institutions and Microsoft reported more progress in the search for the elusive Majorana particle that Microsoft is hoping t Read more…
Computing Visionary Burton Smith Dies at 77
April 4, 2018
It is with great sadness that we report the passing of American computer architect Burton J. Smith on April 3, 2018. Our condolences go out to his family, colleagues and friends. Read more…
Intel, Microsft Partner on Machine Vision, AI
March 9, 2018
Intel and Microsoft are reuniting to support the chip maker’s vision processing unit on the software giant’s machine learning platform. The partners said th Read more…
Microsoft Wants to Speed Quantum Development
December 12, 2017
Quantum computing continues to make headlines in what remains of 2017 as several tech giants jockey to establish a pole position in the race toward commercializ 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…
Cray+Azure: Can Cloud Propel Supercomputing?
October 23, 2017
Cray, which has been seeking new points of entry for its supercomputing technology into the cloud enterprise arena, has struck a partnership with Microsoft and Read more…
Microsoft, Intel Unveil FPGA-driven Project Brainwave
August 23, 2017
We know about the seeming light-speed processing power of FPGAs and the natural fit they pose for data-dense AI workloads. But we also know that FPGAs present u Read more…
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