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Exciting Updates From Stanford HAI’s Seventh Annual AI Index Report
April 15, 2024
As the AI revolution marches on, it is vital to continually reassess how this technology is reshaping our world. To that end, researchers at Stanford’s Instit Read more…
Stanford Links Smartphones for Distributed, Disease-fighting Simulations
January 20, 2015
The smartphone has already usurped the role of the computer in a number of ways, whether you use it for navigation, to check the weather, or take and share phot Read more…
Virtual Earthquakes Predict Real Risk
January 28, 2014
Scientists at Stanford devised a "virtual earthquake" technique capable of predicting the effects of a major quake occurring along the southern San Andreas Faul Read more…
Stanford Debuts First Carbon Nanotube Computer
September 27, 2013
A new computer made of carbon nanotubes, created by a team of Stanford engineers, may be the first serious silicon challenger. Read more…
Stanford Gets Federal Funding to Bring Solar Research to Exascale Levels
August 2, 2013
Stanford University will receive $16 million over the next five years from the National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) to use supercomputers to find ways to increase the efficiency of solar energy concentrators. The research project involves developing new models that will help solve vexing engineering challenges on the next generation of exascale supercomputers. Read more…
Stanford Lights Up One Million Sequoia Cores
January 28, 2013
The 20 petaflop, third-generation IBM BlueGene system, Sequoia, may be the number two supercomputer according to the latest TOP500 rankings, but when it comes to max core usage, Sequoia has apparently set a new record. A team of Stanford engineers harnessed one million of Sequoia's nearly 1.6 CPUs in parallel to solve a sophisticated fluid dynamics problem. Read more…
NVIDIA’s Bill Dally Talks 3D Chips and More at GTC
May 16, 2012
Chief scientist discusses memory stacks, interconnects, and US technology leadership. Read more…
A Dark Matter for Astrophysics Research
May 31, 2011
Projects like the Sloan Digital Sky Survey have provided a wealth of cosmological data for scientists to explore in detail. However, making use of those terabytes -- and generating far more data in the process of simulating and analyzing new concepts -- is highlighting the bottlenecks for scientific computing at massive scale. Read more…
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