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Rise of the Machines – Clarion Call on AI Policy from House Subcommittee
October 2nd, 2018 Comments Off on Rise of the Machines – Clarion Call on AI Policy from House Subcommittee
Last week, the top U.S. Congressional subcommittee on IT weighed in on AI with a new report - Rise of the Machines: Artificial Intelligence and its Growing Impact on U.S. Policy. It's a 15-page fast read, focused on policy, ...
Azure Expands CycleCloud Access, Now Supports Nvidia Containers
August 30th, 2018 Comments Off on Azure Expands CycleCloud Access, Now Supports Nvidia Containers
Microsoft Azure continued to beef up support for HPC and advanced scale workloads today announcing general availability of CycleCloud – its HPC cloud orchestration product based on technology from Cycle Computing which was acquired last August – and introducing ...
HPC Cloud Provider Nimbix Launches IBM Power9 Targeting AI
March 23rd, 2018 Comments Off on HPC Cloud Provider Nimbix Launches IBM Power9 Targeting AI
HPC cloud specialist Nimbix this week announced the addition of IBM’s Power9 technology to the Nimbix cloud starting with an early access “gated program” available now to be followed by broader access in the spring. Timing of the announcement ...
Hyperion on the Emergence of the Quantum Computing Ecosystem
March 15th, 2018 Comments Off on Hyperion on the Emergence of the Quantum Computing Ecosystem
Quantum computing – exciting and off-putting all at once – is a kaleidoscope of technology and market questions whose shapes and positions are far from settled. Hyperion Research (formerly IDC’s HPC group) is now ramping up efforts to aggressively ...
Dell EMC Debuts PowerEdge Servers with AMD EPYC Chips
February 6th, 2018 Comments Off on Dell EMC Debuts PowerEdge Servers with AMD EPYC Chips
AMD notched another EPYC processor win today with Dell EMC’s introduction of three PowerEdge servers (R6415, R7415, and R7425) based on the EPYC 7000-series processor. AMD’s new chip line has been steadily gaining traction among systems builders and cloud ...
IBM Adds V100 GPUs to IBM Cloud; Targets AI, HPC
February 1st, 2018 Comments Off on IBM Adds V100 GPUs to IBM Cloud; Targets AI, HPC
IBM today announced availability of Nvidia V100 GPUs in the IBM Cloud. The move keeps pace with Amazon and Microsoft Azure which also offer V100s and is more evidence of the effort by major cloud providers to rapidly beef ...
Independent Hyperion Research Will Chart its Own Course
December 19th, 2017 Comments Off on Independent Hyperion Research Will Chart its Own Course
Hyperion Research, formerly the HPC research and consulting practice within IDC, has become an independent company with Earl Joseph, the long-time leader of the IDC HPC team, acquiring the company as a sole proprietorship. He becomes CEO of Hyperion ...
IBM Demonstrates In-memory Computing with 1M PCM Devices
October 31st, 2017 Comments Off on IBM Demonstrates In-memory Computing with 1M PCM Devices
Last week IBM reported successfully using one million phase change memory (PCM) devices to implement and demonstrate an unsupervised learning algorithm running in memory. It’s another interesting and potentially important step in the quickening scramble to develop in-memory computing ...
Nvidia, Partners Announce Several V100 Servers
September 28th, 2017 Comments Off on Nvidia, Partners Announce Several V100 Servers
Here come the Volta 100-based servers. Nvidia today announced an impressive line-up of servers from major partners – Dell EMC, Hewlett Packard Enterprise, IBM, and Supermicro – all featuring Nvidia’s new V100 GPUs. Availability information was not immediately clear ...
Wondering How AI is Doing Vs. Doctors?
September 26th, 2017 Comments Off on Wondering How AI is Doing Vs. Doctors?
With all the noise around AI’s potential in medicine, you may be wondering how well it is actually performing. No one knows the real answer – for one thing it is a moving target – but the IEEE Spectrum ...