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Lustre to DAOS: Machine Learning on Intel’s Platform

May 23, 2016 Rob Farber Comments Off on Lustre to DAOS: Machine Learning on Intel’s Platform

Training a machine learning algorithm to accurately solve complex problems requires large amounts of data. …

Compute

Intel Stretches Deep Learning on Scalable System Framework

May 10, 2016 Rob Farber Comments Off on Intel Stretches Deep Learning on Scalable System Framework

The strong interest in deep learning neural networks lies in the ability of neural networks to solve complex pattern recognition tasks – sometimes better than humans. …

AI

Boosting Deep Learning with the Intel Scalable System Framework

April 14, 2016 Rob Farber 3

Training ‘complex multi-layer’ neural networks is referred to as deep-learning as these multi-layer neural architectures interpose many neural processing layers between the input data and the predicted output results – hence the use of the word deep in the deep-learning catchphrase. …

Compute

Examining Potential HPC Benefits of New Intel Xeons

March 31, 2016 Rob Farber 1

The new Intel Xeon processors E5 v4 product family, based upon the “Broadwell” microarchitecture, is reported to deliver up to 47%* more performance across a wide range of HPC codes. …

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