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Under the Wire: Nearly HPC News (Aug 22)
There has been a bit of delay after our initial launch of Under the Wire. We decided to create some cutting-edge graphics, produce a concurrent video blog, and squeeze in some vacation time since …
Preparing for the Next Pandemic: Developing an Open Science Platform for Better Decision-Making in Public Health
Ask any Epidemiologist about another pandemic, and they will reply, "It is not a question of if, but of when." Many hard lessons were learned during the height of the recent COVID-19 pandemic (wh …
Weekly Wire Roundup: Aug. 5-Aug. 9, 2024
August 9, 2024
The Future of Memory and Storage (FMS) show, held this week at the Santa Clara Convention Center, might have one of the best spots on the calendar, coinciding w Read more…
Point and Click HPC: High-Performance Desktops
July 3, 2024
Recently, an interesting paper appeared on Arvix called Use Cases for High-Performance Research Desktops. To be clear, the term desktop in this context does not Read more…
Best Networking Experience on the Planet: Join the 2024 SCinet CommUNITY Program
July 1, 2024
Join the SC24 SCinet team in Atlanta, GA, and learn high-performance networking while you network with high-performance people! Applications close July 15. Appl Read more…
Spelunking the HPC and AI GPU Software Stacks
June 21, 2024
As AI continues to reach into every domain of life, the question remains as to what kind of software these tools will run on. The choice in software stacks – Read more…
Under The Wire: Nearly HPC News (June 13, 2024)
June 13, 2024
As managing editor of the major global HPC news source, the term "news fire hose" is often mentioned. The analogy is quite correct. In any given week, there are Read more…
IBM Makes a Push Towards Open-Source Services, Announces New watsonx Updates
May 28, 2024
Today, IBM declared that it is releasing a number of noteworthy changes to its watsonx platform, with the goal of increasing the openness, affordability, and fl Read more…
Linux Foundation Announces the Launch of the High-Performance Software Foundation
May 14, 2024
The Linux Foundation, the nonprofit organization enabling mass innovation through open source, is excited to announce the launch of the High-Performance Softw Read more…
Intel’s Strategy to Free Server Capacity by Pushing AI Inference to PCs
January 18, 2024
AI is here to stay and is becoming a larger part of the workload processed on servers and PCs. That's why Nvidia is seeing success as a chipmaker, and there is excitement around large language models such as Meta's open-source Llama. An eager audience wants to get a handle on such models... Read more…
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