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This fall a diverse group of several hundred engineers, scientists, programmers and system administrators will converge on the Intel campus in Hillsboro, Oregon for the Intel Extreme Performance …
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SLATE Update: Making Math Libraries Exascale-ready
Practically-speaking, achieving exascale computing requires enabling HPC software to effectively use accelerators – mostly GPUs at present – and that remains something of a challenge. Conside …
Python Remains the Most Popular Programming Language
Once again, Python is the most popular programming language according IEEE Spectrum’s fifth annual interactive ranking of programming languages published last week. C++ and C followed closely i …
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New Deep Learning Algorithm Solves Rubik’s Cube
July 25, 2018
Solving (and attempting to solve) Rubik’s Cube has delighted millions of puzzle lovers since 1974 when the cube was invented by Hungarian sculptor and archite Read more…
An Overview of ‘OpenACC for Programmers’ from the Book’s Editors
June 20, 2018
In an era of multicore processors coupled with manycore accelerators in all kinds of devices from smartphones all the way to supercomputers, it is important to Read more…
SDSC Researchers Use Machine Learning to More Accurately Model Water
June 13, 2018
Water – H2O – is a simple but fascinating (and useful) compound. San Diego Supercomputing Center researchers used machine learning techniques to develop mod Read more…
ADIOS: Providing A Framework for Scientific Data on Exascale Systems
May 30, 2018
The Adaptable I/O System (ADIOS) project in the ECP supports exascale applications by addressing their data management and in situ analysis needs. Led by Scott Read more…
Nvidia Claims New ResNet-50 Top Marks; Microsoft Previews Brainwave
May 8, 2018
It’s becoming tough to sort out competing AI performance claims and to keep track of new AI initiatives. Perhaps the new MLPerf benchmark will eventually hel Read more…
MLPerf – Will New Machine Learning Benchmark Help Propel AI Forward?
May 2, 2018
Let the AI benchmarking wars begin. Today, a diverse group from academia and industry – Google, Baidu, Intel, AMD, Harvard, and Stanford among them – releas Read more…
IBM: Software Ecosystem for OpenPOWER is Ready for Prime Time
April 16, 2018
With key pieces of the IBM/OpenPOWER versus Intel/x86 gambit settling into place – e.g., the arrival of Power9 chips and Power9-based systems, hyperscaler sup Read more…
Google Releases Improved Neural Networks for Vision Recognition
April 4, 2018
On Tuesday, Google released its “next generation of on-device computer vision networks” – MobileNewtV2 – which Google says are substantially faster than Read more…
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