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06 Feb 12 - Computer And Electronics Supercomputing News
CCU student invited to EPSCoR program at Clemson
Brian Atkinson, a junior computer science major at Coastal Carolina University, has been selected as one of approximately 90 students nationwide to participate in the 2011-2012 Experimental Program to Stimulate Competitive Research (EPSCoR) ...
The people behind Bay Street's trading supercomputers
A new breed of money men: electronic traders, who, through complex algorithms and high-frequency trading vehicles, are able to cause chaos in mere milliseconds.
Need for speed: banks explore FPGAs for portfolio modelling
There are different ways of using FPGAs - Deutsche applies them to speed up the pre-trade credit and compliance checks required of customers using its Autobahn electronic trading platform - but not everyone is sold on the idea.
Consumer Electronics Show 2012: Can you feel the beat?
By Catherine Blake DURHAM - The Consumer Electronics Show 2012 kicked off the year earlier this month with more than 140000 people visiting 3300 exhibitors, covering 1.8 million net square feet in Las Vegas.
Graphene-Powered Super Transistors On the Way Thanks to British Breakthrough
Scientists from Manchester have figured out that going 3D is the answer to graphene-infused transistors and super-speed computers. “It is a new vista for graphene research and chances for graphene-based electronics never looked better than they are now ...
The Stereotypes Inside Google's Supercomputer: A Partial List
Forty one year old Mia Harper got pegged as an 18-24-year-old male after showing an online interest in computers. Mary Sue writer Susana Polo was deemed a 25-34-year-old-male after searching for electronics, prompting her Dan Abrams-backed website to ...
Technology-Driven Trends for 2012
And these days, even non-technical employees know that technology goes way beyond desktop computers and networks. From smart phones and tablet computers to mobile apps and cloud-based technology, there's a plethora of technological advancements to not ...
IBM's Watson, Cedars-Sinai and WellPoint Take On Cancer
Watson, an IBM computing system proved on Jeopardy! that a computer can collect and understand vast amounts of information and provide answers.
NVIDIA Tegra 3 Processor to Power Audi's Next-Gen Infotainment and Digital ...
About NVIDIA NVIDIA /quotes/zigman/80597/quotes/nls/nvda NVDA -2.27% awakened the world to computer graphics when it invented the GPU in 1999.
A Layman's Guide to the IPv6 Transition
In some cases, this may require new home equipment, a new router, and possibly other consumer electronics, if you elect to upgrade.
Look for Aliens with Your Home Computer
By Joan R. Neubauer on 2012-01-20 Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence (SETI) gives anyone with a computer the opportunity to search for ET.
AMD reports a net loss for Q4 2011, 30 million APUs sold last year
AMD Opteron processor adoption in the HPC market continued, as the National Science Foundation announced a new supercomputer at the University of Illinois' National Center for Supercomputing Applications (NCSA) will be powered by approximately 50000 ...
Medical-research cache in works
While the word "supercomputer" evokes an image of a giant computer, the machine located in the Phoenix storage site resembles a large herd of smaller computers that have been linked to one another. "It used to be a one big monolithic thing," said Anoj ...
Energy is contagious at CES 2012
By Catherine Blake The Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2012 kicked off the year with over 140000 visitors, 3300 exhibitors, covering 1.8 million net square feet in Las Vegas.
Robert Harris: Have the Financial Markets Slipped Beyond Our Control? EXCERPT
... that computer processing power will double every eighteen months as costs halve -- really took hold (processing at CERN that in 1993 used to require a highly classified $15 million Kray supercomputer could now be done by a $200 X-Box).
The IISc stamp on science research
... management studies, the Centre for Atmospheric and Ocean Sciences, electrical engineering, electrical communication, computer science and automation, the Centre for Electronic Design Technology, and the Supercomputer Education and Research Centre.
QLogic Sells Networking Assets to Intel for $125M
By Chris Casacchia Monday, January 23, 2012 Aliso Viejo-based QLogic Corp. on Monday announced a deal to sell certain assets that speed up computer performance to Intel Corp. for $125 million in cash. The sale of QLogic's InfiniBand business is ...
Startup Uses Data Compression to Speed Applications
For example, a science code called ECCO (Estimating Circulation and Climate of Ocean), one of the workhouse applications on NASA's Pleiades supercomputer, uses only about 1.4 percent of the 1.3 petaflop peak performance of the machine.
Supermicro talks multi-purpose workstations for the power gamer (interview)
On Thursday at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, we met with computer manufacturer Supermicro's technical marketing manager, Bjoern Metzdorf.
The best new Android tablets: Do they stand a chance?
Linux is not as much a cheap copy as a scaled down version for the average computer. UNIX is mainly for running on custom designed supercomputers, and does not run on your average box. Linux has almost of the back end, but works on almost any system!
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