The Practice Of Collaboration Between Industry And HPC Centers
By its very nature, HPC isn’t exactly cheap to do. Even moderate sized systems ring in at many hundreds of thousands of dollars. …
By its very nature, HPC isn’t exactly cheap to do. Even moderate sized systems ring in at many hundreds of thousands of dollars. …
The relationship between the HPC and AI communities is not unlike sibling rivalry; both come from the same stock computationally speaking but are fundamentally different individuals. …
Pathology laboratories are big data environments. However, these big data are often hidden behind expert humans who manually and with great care visually parse large complex and detailed datasets to provide critical diagnoses. …
There is no shortage of data in the life sciences. Every talk about bioinformatics and genomics has to include the now ubiquitous hockey stick growth graph of digital DNA. …
We have talked at length about the complexity of software and systems in HPC, and many in the community agree that HPC and AI is hard work. …
It is probably a myth that Bill Gates said “640 KB ought to be enough,” and whether or not he said it the truth is that it has never been enough. …
Three months ago, The Next Platform promised a three part conversation about practical computational balance with the final part focusing on software. …
We recently considered how computing was often being called distributed even when it shouldn’t be, or being called something else when it really isn’t. …
Former British Prime Minister Harold Wilson said that a week is a long time in politics. …
In the United Kingdom, there is a topical BBC Radio 4 comedy panel show called I’m Sorry I Haven’t A Clue. …
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