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CERN Uses DLBoost, oneAPI To Juice Inference Without Accuracy Loss

Investigations, conducted together with scientists at CERN, show promising results – with breakthrough performance – in their pursuit of faster Monte Carlo based simulations, which are an important part of many scientific, engineering, and financial applications.

CERN Uses DLBoost, oneAPI To Juice Inference Without Accuracy Loss was written by James Reinders at The Next Platform.

Pharma Giant Roche Partners for Quantum Drug Discovery

Earlier this month we posited the idea that 2021 could be the year of quantum computing-led drug discovery and predicted that partnerships like those of Google and European pharma giant Boehringer Ingelheim would be more common with more quantum hardware makers tying the knot with drug manufacturers.

Pharma Giant Roche Partners for Quantum Drug Discovery was written by Nicole Hemsoth at The Next Platform.

AMD, Cray, Nvidia Behind Massive NCAR Supercomputer Upgrade

The National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR) is getting a significant upgrade to its all-CPU “Cheyenne” supercomputer, bringing it from 5.2 peak petaflops of performance to 19.87 with a combination of AMD CPUs and Nvidia A100 GPUs laid out in an HPE Cray XE (formerly called “Shasta”) system.

AMD, Cray, Nvidia Behind Massive NCAR Supercomputer Upgrade was written by Nicole Hemsoth at The Next Platform.

AMD Rides The High Performance Computing Megacycle

Server buyers have longer memories and perhaps deeper disappointment of AMD’s exit from the X86 server processor business than consumers who buy PCs, and a manufacturing constrained Intel has clearly sacrificed some Core PC chip market share to maintain some Xeon SP server market share over the past two years.

AMD Rides The High Performance Computing Megacycle was written by Timothy Prickett Morgan at The Next Platform.

Intel’s Datacenter Decline Not As Bad As Expected

Incoming chief executive officer and long-time Intel employee Pat Gelsinger is talking the helm of a chip company that has plenty of issues to sort out, but there is some good news as Intel reports its financial results for the fourth quarter of 2020 and Gelsinger gets ready to take over.

Intel’s Datacenter Decline Not As Bad As Expected was written by Timothy Prickett Morgan at The Next Platform.

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