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Scientific computing is about to get a massive injection of AI
Nvidia's Ian Buck on the importance of FP64 to power research, in a world that's hot for inferencing Interview Scientific ...
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Scientists create a supercomputer simulation that can reveal how the brain works, neuron by neuron
A computer model developed by researchers from Japan and Seattle's Allen Institute could lead to new methods for studying ...
Germany’s JUPITER Booster marks Nvidia’s first 1-exaflop system on the TOP500 List, earning the fourth spot.
Several of the supercomputers will advance AI tailored for use in scientific research, the labs said.
Alembic raises $145M to scale causal AI and build one of the world’s fastest private supercomputers, challenging ChatGPT with ...
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Bio Computing: Human Brain Cells Power Next-Gen Supercomputers
Human Brain Cells Power Next-Gen Supercomputers Startups develop biological processors using neural organoids for low-power ...
When considering complex or very large data sets, using the largest and most powerful computers in the world sounds ideal. High-performance computing is a perfect match for complex machine learning ...
A team at the University at Buffalo has made it possible to simulate complex quantum systems without needing a supercomputer. By expanding the truncated Wigner approximation, they’ve created an ...
The 66th edition of the Top500 list of supercomputers now features Jülich's "JUPITER Booster" with exactly 1 trillion FP64 ...
The dream of creating game-changing quantum computers—supermachines that encode information in single atoms rather than ...
Advanced Micro Devices is set to power two machines to use AI to speed up deployment of advanced technologies. The Department of Energy announced a $1 billion partnership Monday with Advanced Micro ...
This week has seen the launch of the new Formula E car, the US's supercomputer push, the UK's supply chain governance and ...
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