In-Memory Computing Planet® Blogs and Events

It’s the week of Infocomm and I am pleased to share the latest news about our Intel Unite® solution. We designed the Intel Unite® solution to offer a scalable, cost effective, and easy-to-use collaboration tool.  This week we launched the Intel Unite® Cloud Service, which makes our collaboration vision accessible to organizations of all sizes. ...continue reading Introducing Intel Unite® Cloud Service – enabling scalable, easy collaboration for customers of all sizes

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Digital transformation has changed the way people work. The majority of today’s employees no longer work a set number of hours from a fixed location. Millennials and Gen X knowledge workers want to be able to work from anywhere –...

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Beyond data and model parallelism for deep neural networks Jia et al., SysML’2019 I’m guessing the authors of this paper were spared some of the XML excesses of the late nineties and early noughties, since they have no qualms putting SOAP at the core of their work! To me that means the “simple” object access … Continue reading Beyond data and model parallelism for deep neural networks

“Winter is Coming” – That simple phrase has become so familiar that it’s recognized around the world as a rallying cry for people to stand up and fight despite overwhelming odds. If you haven’t watched Game of Thrones (GoT) or haven’t finished the final season, fear not, there are no spoilers here. I’m not the ...continue reading No One Knows How to Ride a Dragon – Until They Ride One

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Commencement speeches give amazing motivation for graduates heading out into the world and getting ready to make their mark on society, but I think they hold some tremendous advice for business leaders and managers as well. Here are a few of my favorites themes that I think we all can embrace. You’re either a leader ...continue reading Commencement Advice Business Leaders Should Embrace

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On June 19, GridGain's Ivan Rakov will share best practices for implementing "Native Persistence" in production with Apache® Ignite™ and/or GridGain. His webinar begins at 10 a.m. Pacific and will be recorded. Register here to reserve your spot. 

This year’s ANGA COM in Cologne was rich with new insights for cable operators preparing to accommodate greater demands on hybrid fiber coaxial (HFC) networks. As operators are working to make their access networks more efficient, improve broadband speeds to the home and enhance wireless experiences inside the home, Intel is helping the industry accelerate ...continue reading ANGA COM Insights: How Wi-Fi 6, 10 Gig and AI Transform Cable

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Among all the layers from the Epic electronic medical record (EMR) solution, the InterSystems Caché® database subsystem is more likely to affect the overall user experience – so it’s critical for the design to follow the guidelines for Caché. The table below is an example of those guidelines.1 For randomly placed reads to database files ...continue reading EMR Optimized on CISCO HyperFlex All NMVe* with Intel® Optane™ Technology

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image | above Human design borrows from nature’s innate intelligence. — film — film title: BioMimicry genre: documentary production: BioMimicry Institute production: Tree Media year: 2015 watch | film — about the documentary  — Biomimicry — the practice of looking deeply into nature for solutions to engineering + design challenges — has inspired a film [...]

— contents — ~ about ~ learning ~ by definition ~ film ~ pages image | above Photo of a human-made 3-D shape inspired by nature. about | bio-mimetic design The word bio-mimetic is a combination of 2 words: BIO — meaning natural biology + MIMIC — meaning to imitate A bio-mimetic design is a [...]

PyTorch-BigGraph: a large-scale graph embedding system Lerer et al., SysML’19 We looked at graph neural networks earlier this year, which operate directly over a graph structure. Via graph autoencoders or other means, another approach is to learn embeddings for the nodes in the graph, and then use these embeddings as inputs into a (regular) neural … Continue reading PyTorch-BigGraph: a large-scale graph embedding system

Reflecting the rapidly growing interest in addressing performance challenges with in-memory computing solutions, r

Towards federated learning at scale: system design Bonawitz et al., SysML 2019 This is a high level paper describing Google’s production system for federated learning. One of the most interesting things to me here is simply to know that Google are working on this, have a first version in production working with tens of millions … Continue reading Towards federated learning at scale: system design

The AI Data Science Summit 2019 featured a keynote by MemSQL’s CEO, Nikita Shamgunov, where he was hosted by MemSQL partner Twingo. Nikita, a co-founder of MemSQL and the technical lead from the beginning, has shepherded MemSQL’s development toward a world where cloud, AI, and machine learning are leading trends in information technology. Now that these trends are becoming predominant, MemSQL is playing an increasing role, as Nikita discussed in his keynote. What follows is an abbreviated version of his presentation, which you can view in full here. – Ed. Today I want to talk about the demands of AI …

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A columnstore database takes all the values in a given column – the zip code column in a customer database, for instance – and stores all the zip code values in a single row, with the column number as the first entry. So the start of a columnstore database’s ZIP code record might look like this: 5, 94063, 20474, 38654… The “5” at the beginning means that the ZIP code data is stored in the fifth column in the rowstore database of customer names and addresses that the original data comes from. Columnstore databases make it fast and easy to …

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