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Friday, December 20 Thursday, December 19- EQTY Lab, Intel, and NVIDIA Introduce Verifiable Compute AI Framework for Governed AI Workflows
- Governor Healey Unveils Massachusetts AI Hub, Partnering with MGHPCC
- Argonne Training Series Helps Prepare a New Generation of AI-Ready Researchers
- Altair Enhances RapidMiner with Graph-Powered AI Agent Framework
- Lightmatter Joins UALink Consortium to Propel AI Interconnect into the Photonic Era
- Vultr Expands Global Reach with New Funding at $3.5B Valuation
- Menlo Ventures Announces Cohort Backed by $100M Anthology Fund Launched in Partnership with Anthropic
- Lockheed Martin Adds IBM Granite to Its Suite of Next-Gen AI Factory Tools
- Cineca and Leonardo to Boost Italian Technological Development Through HPC and AI
- Multiverse Computing Explores Quantum-Inspired AI for Enhanced Data Privacy with Bundesdruckerei
- Survey: 86% of Enterprises Require Tech Stack Upgrades to Properly Deploy AI Agents
- Milvus 2.5 Creates Best of Both Worlds with Hybrid Vector-Keyword Search
- NVIDIA Debuts NeMo Retriever Microservices for Multilingual GenAI Fueled by Data
- MinIO and F5 to Enhance AI Workloads with High-Performance Object Storage and Distributed Application Services
- Databricks Raises $10B in Series J Funding, Valuing the Company at $62B
- Engineered Arts Restructures as US Entity, Secures $10M to Scale Humanoid Robotics
- AWS Launches EC2 U7inh Instance for Large In-Memory Databases on HPE Servers
- ISC 2025 Keynote: AMD’s Mark Papermaster to Discuss HPC, AI, and Energy Efficiency
- Cognizant Achieves ISO/IEC 42001:2023 Certification for AI Management Systems
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modeling and simulation
CFD Is on a Roll
Advanced modeling software helps manufacturing companies work smarter and faster.Full Article
Bringing Powerful HPC Software to Small- and Medium-Sized Manufacturers
The Department of Energy's Office of Advanced Scientific Computing Research (ASCR) has joined the ranks of agencies, institutions and individuals determined to help small- to medium-sized manufacturers (SMMs) benefit ...Full Article
Cloud Computing and the Resurgence of Small- to Medium-Sized Manufacturers
Cloud computing has many of the same goals as time-sharing, and has the added benefit of four decades of technological advances to support its mission of bringing affordable computing ...Full Article
Milk and Cookies To Go: A New Packaging Concept Is Born
Extensive research into consumer eating habits — from rising obesity rates and the latest dietary guidelines to on-the-go food consumption — provided the impetus for Emergent Technologies to create ...Full Article
The Power of Babble
When engineers talk about extrusion and tet meshing and FEA and so on, they're not trying to be pretentious — they're just speaking the language of engineering.Full Article
Seamless Computing: A Conversation with John Hengeveld
Intel's John Hengeveld likes automotive analogies. "If you haven't got a car, you don't need an on-ramp," he says, a statement that makes perfect sense in the context of ...Full Article
Dassault Innovates for the Future
Thanks to the design arm of a small French plane maker, companies like Boeing have been able to replace costly physical testing with precise, efficient computer-based techniques.Full Article
A PIC for Bob
There's no denying the business benefits of modeling and simulation, but smaller manufacturers rarely have the capital resources to invest in these tools. Now a new effort is underway ...Full Article
Play-Doh, Today
So much of manufacturing and product design still depends on that brick of clay, cut and shaped and formed into a car, or a camera, or a toaster oven. ...Full Article
From Safety to EcoBoost: HPC Enables Innovation and Productivity at Ford Motor Company
After an intense 30-year working relationship with supercomputers — ranging from early water-cooled Crays to today's commodity clusters — engineers at the Ford Motor Company view modeling and simulation ...Full Article