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            <description>Nvidia releases updated Nsight Eclipse-based IDE


Things are a foot at the GPU Technical Conference. And one of those things aims to make developing on GPU via CUDA a better experience.

Nvidia today launched an updated version of their Nsight development suite. This wraps the CUDA development SDK with an Eclipse-based IDE, providing a graphical debugger, inspector and code completion.</description>
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            <description>UK Enterpoint offers Desktop Supercomputing with 6 Spartan Processor PCIe board


The UK Company  Enterpoint  has started offering the Merrick 6 with 6 Spartan FPGA processors on a single PCI board that runs  on a single 12V power supply it

This product should be very popular for applications requiring intense computing from engineering CAD, rendering to bit coin mining.</description>
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The Italian Ministry of Education University and Research has announced an upgraded Fermi System that will be installed in Spring and operational in August 2012. This computing power will become available to all European institutions part of PRACE (the Partnership for Advanced Computing in Europe).</description>
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IBM's Watson that wow'd the public and geeks with it's performance on Jeopardy. Has some what inveitably, been quietly tuned for for use by Wall Street. 

Michael Versace, head of risk research at IBM has said, “Analytics is the new core in competitive banking. The ability to efficiently and effectively exploit big data, advanced modeling, text analytics, in memory and real-time decisions across channels and operations will distinguish those that thrive…</description>
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            <description>Europeans push funding for Exascale Computing


The global race to Exascale computing but the worlds governments recieved a boost last week, when the European Union released a statement on it's current approach.

The European Union said last week that it would double it's investment in it's push for Exascale computing, according to an article in ComputerWorld. This would bring the funding to EURO1.2B from the original EURO630 million.</description>
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            <pubDate>Tue, 06 Mar 2012 01:46:18 -0700</pubDate>
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            <description>Apache makes Pig out of Big Data .. and it's Good

Apache Pig is a high-level procedural language for querying large semi-structured data sets using Hadoop and the MapReduce Platform. Pig simplifies the use of Hadoop by allowing SQL-like queries to a distributed dataset.</description>
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            <description>Bangalore Gets in the Fastlane with India's Fastest Supercomputer





Bangalore has been named as the host for the  the yet-to-be-named high-performance computing system will be used for genome informatics, geo-science informatics (earth, ocean and atmosphere) and engineering sciences (aerodynamics of planes, development of smart materials and computer-aided drug design).</description>
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After nearly 6 years the Apache Foundation has released a new version of their flagship project, the Apache Web Server. Although the existing version is stable and is the most popular web server on the planet, new players have been emerging to try and take the crown away from Apache.</description>
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            <title>Old SQL is now New SQL with Google's MoreSql</title>
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            <description>Old SQL is now New SQL with Google's MoreSql



Perhaps paving the way for traditional SQL Vendors, Google's researchers published a paper describing Tenzing, a query engine built on top of MapReduce. Remarkably for Google this is a less disruptive technology since Tenzing supports a mostly complete SQL language syntax with some extensions.</description>
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            <pubDate>Wed, 22 Feb 2012 06:39:20 -0700</pubDate>
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            <description>$25 Raspberry Pi Linux box outperforms iPhone 4S GPU


Some times good things come in small packages. We've loved the idea of the low cost Pi Linux box since it was announced. The promise of allowing people to create the next generation of technology that is muti-core clusters and smart networked was really compelling.</description>
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            <title>University of Edinburgh’s Launches the next Generation of UK’s Supercomputing</title>
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            <description>University of Edinburgh’s Launches the next Generation of UK’s Supercomputing



University of Edinburgh’s Advanced Computing Facility (ACF) announced plans for the next generation of UK Super Computers for Science. This includes the combined power of the UK's HECToR and BlueGene/Q</description>
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