Tag: supercomputer
Apple’s $1000 ProMotion Display in the iPhone 13 Pro
Apple’s $1000 ProMotion Display for iPhones. Headline: The next generation of Apple’s iPhone will offer a full-on 120Hz screen. Apple’s is a major step forward in the industry, which is an important addition to most buyers. Apple’s 120Hz ProMotion Display in the iPhone 13 Pro. Apple’s 120Hz ProMotion Display in the iPhone 13 Pro from…
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AMD and EuroExa: The Backbone of the EU Exascale Supercomputer
AMD and Arm Form the Backbone of EuroExa. A new report by PC Magazine states that Intel is currently the world’s leading PC operating system provider. Despite the huge market share and high profit margins, this report suggests that Intel has not met a large portion of its target. The article titled “Intel’s Rise and…
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Computer Security – The Polaris System
Computer Security. Description: The Polaris system, formerly called Polaris/S, has been deployed for over a year by the U. government and is one of the world’s most advanced supercomputers. The system is a unique supercomputer and as such is only available to the government agencies that have an interest in such a system. In this…
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QSim: A Simulation Language and Toolbox for Quantum Computing
QSim: a simulation language and toolbox for quantum computing. Authors: Qiming Ma, Shao-Ming Zhou, Xiao-Ning Zhang, Yi-Sheng Yang, Zongping Zhang, Yong-Zhong Qian. Report No: CQNP-131036-17. Abstract: Quantum computers are inherently probabilistic due to the limited ability to prepare, measure, or manipulate states. However, classical probabilistic algorithms do not have this limitation. Therefore, it is of…
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Humankind by John Carmacks
Humankind by John Carmacks, published: August 28, 2008. Humankind, a magazine of experimental computer games has published a review of Humankind, which is the leading computer game art and experimental software magazine. Humankind is published online and in print from April 2008. Humankind is a quarterly journal of artists, experimental designers and writers interested in…
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A Review of Deep Brain Stimulation for Parkinson’s Disease
A Review of Deep Brain Stimulation for Parkinson’s Disease, by David P. Sohal, MD, MPH Senior Associate Professor of Neurology, Department of Medicine, Brigham and Women’s Hospital/Fox Chase Cancer Center and Harvard Medical School. He will be speaking Wednesday, November 22 at 3:30 p. in the Fox Chase Cancer Center Lifestyles in Motion Conference room.…
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CCS Video Game for Carbon Capture
The CCS Viget. Ebook Free download here CCS Video Game for Carbon Capture. Carbon Capture is the latest adventure game by CCS Viget, and it introduces the player to the new Carbon Capture technology. Carbon Capture is a new version of the classic CCS game, in which players must build a working carbon capture reactor.…
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Xbox Series X Sales Overcame 100,000 Units in June
Microsoft said that Xbox Series X sales in June surpassed 100,000 units in the US, pushing the Xbox brand above Xbox One in the race for console sales supremacy. Microsoft said that Xbox Series X sales in June surpassed 100,000 units in the US, pushing the Xbox brand above Xbox One in the race for…
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Back to PUBG in 2021 Computer Games
Back to PUBG in 2021 Computer Games. Full Article Title : Back to PUBG in 2021, the long-awaited comeback from PUBG, the new game developed by South Korea’s game developers, has a chance to be played at least on PC. Back to PUBG in 2021 is a game that comes in a very unique way.…
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AmpliTube 4: New British Classic Speakers and Cabinetry
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