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At PEARC22: Moving Beyond Exascale, Harnessing Artistic Expertise
July 15, 2022
The direction that exascale supercomputing will need to follow and the continuing value of visual and other non-computational experts in computer visualizations were the focus of the final two plenary sessions at the PEARC22 conference in Boston on July 13. Jack Dongarra, director of research staff and professor at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory and the University of Tennessee, Knoxville... Read more…
Managing — if Not Eliminating — AI Bias, and Improving User Outcomes
July 13, 2022
Because humans are by our nature biased, our data – and our code – will necessarily be as well, said Ayanna Howard, dean of The Ohio State University College of Engineering. But there is hope: Sometimes we can leverage human bias to beneficial ends. The trick is that we need to build our systems so that, when we identify bad outcomes from bias, we can fix them rapidly. Read more…
Careers in Cybersecurity Featured at PEARC21 – If you’re bored, something’s wrong!
August 5, 2021
The PEARC21 (Practice & Experience in Advanced Research Computing) Student Program featured a Cybersecurity Careers Panel. Five experts shared lessons learn Read more…
PEARC21 Panel Reviews Eight New NSF-Funded HPC Systems Debuting in 2021
July 23, 2021
Over the past few years, the NSF has funded a number of HPC systems to further supply the open research community with computational resources to meet that community’s changing and expanding needs. A review of these systems at the PEARC21 conference (July 19-22) highlighted... Read more…
PEARC21 Plenary Session: AI for Innovative Social Work
July 21, 2021
AI analysis of social media poses a double-edged sword for social work and addressing the needs of at-risk youths, said Desmond Upton Patton, senior associate d Read more…
PEARC21 Panel: Wafer-Scale-Engine Technology Accelerates Machine Learning, HPC
July 21, 2021
Early use of Cerebras’ CS-1 server and wafer-scale engine (WSE) has demonstrated promising acceleration of machine-learning algorithms, according to participa Read more…
Agenting Change: PEARC20 Keynote Encourages Cultural Change to Make Tech Better, More Diverse
July 29, 2020
The tech world will need to become more diverse if it is to thrive and survive, said Cherri Pancake, director of the Northwest Alliance for Computational Resear Read more…
Upcoming NSF Cyberinfrastructure Projects to Support ‘Long-Tail’ Users, AI and Big Data
August 5, 2019
The National Science Foundation is well positioned to support national priorities, as new NSF-funded HPC systems to come online in the upcoming year promise to Read more…
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