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How the “Frontier” Became the Slogan of Uncontrolled AI
Artificial intelligence (AI) has been billed as the next frontier of humanity: the newly available expanse whose exploration …
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HPCwire comments: AMD
There is lots of news about AMD’s new Shanghai processors (details on AMD’s own site), so in addition to vectoring you that way (for example, The Register) I’ll...
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IBM opens scientific cloud project in
IBM has announced three new efforts that are taking advantage of its cloud computing platform for scientific computations. The first effort is working with universities...
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New SiCortex in
SiCortex has announced that the University of Madgeburg in Germany will install its big boy SC5832 This leading German university will use its new computer to further...
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Euro grid takes another
As reported at HPCwire, the European Grid Initiative (EGI) has taken another step forward The EGI Blueprint, which details the implementation of the EGI Organization’s...
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Senate focuses on different priorities in 2009 stimulus than
The CRA Policy Blog reports that the highlights from the Senate version of the 2009 stimulus bill (reported on earlier) are in. As the post details, the Senate...
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ScaleMP Announces Product
ScaleMP announced today that their vSMP Foundation software will not support larger memory configurations and a new large cluster licensing option.
From Springenwerk Blog
Ruby Script to Inline JavaScript and CSS
MySpace requires that OpenSocial applications don
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REvolution Computes Makes `R` Available for
REvolution Computing has announced today that they have made a public version of this REvolution R statistical analysis program available for download.
From The Eponymous Pickle
Collaborative Analytics
Have never head this called called collaborative analytics, but rather a process to deliver analytical methods. Still a good article on the idea. " ... Collaborative...
From Putting People First
Interactions Jan/Feb
The entire contents of the January-February 2009 edition of Interactions Magazine are now available online. Enjoy. (via InfoDesign)
From Putting People First
The next digital experience
The Davos session on the “Next Digital Experience” involving Hamid Akhavan (Deutsche Telekom), Eric K. Clemons (The Wharton School), Chad Hurley (YouTube), Craig...
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New blog series on media practices in international contexts
A new blog series, New Media Practices in International Contexts, looks at the intersection of youth, new media and learning in a range of countries outside of...
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User experience deliverables
Peter Morville (author of Ambient Findability) and Jeffery Callender (co-author of Search Patterns) are planning a new book (in process) about design for discovery...
From Putting People First
Service design is simple. It
“Service design is simple. It’s all about three things,” says Idris Mootee, a business and innovation strategist, “creating compelling user benefits, optimising...
From The Eponymous Pickle
Open Source Text Analytics
A look at open source text anaytics by Seth Grimes.
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PeaPod joins MyWebGrocer
I am told that that online grocer Peapod has joined online grocer services provider Mywebgrocer. Press release here. Followed Peapod for some time for its potential...
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10GbE for HPC
Douglas Eadline has announced that he will moderate a wedinar dedicated to laying out the latest developments in 10GbE technology with respect to the HPC market...
From The Eponymous Pickle
Private Information on the Web
Much of this is well known, but it is useful to get a reminder of how much information you thought was private is available out there. Be aware.
From The Eponymous Pickle