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IBM uses light for ultra-fast computing in AI systems By IANS|   Published: 10th January 2021 7:28 pm IST New Delhi, Jan 10 : IBM researchers have developed a way to dramatically reduce latency in Artificial Intelligence (AI) systems by using light, instead of electricity, to create ultra-fast computing. The IBM team, along with scientists from the universities of Oxford, Muenster and Exeter, achieved this by using photonic integrated circuits that use light instead of electricity for computing. The light-based tensor core could be used, among other applications, for autonomous vehicles. In...

NIO Day 2020 Goes Live – ET7 Sedan, 150 kWh Solid-State Battery, NIO Autonomous Driving, and New Battery Swap Stations Revealed Jan 9, 2021 08:12 EST NIO (NYSE:NIO), one of the leading EV manufacturers in China, has certainly managed to live up to its hype. At the dedicated event in the city of Chengdu, NIO unveiled its new sedan, a larger battery, and a ton of new features. NIO ET7 Sedan NIO ET7 sedan was undoubtedly the star of the show. The sedan features a heartbeat taillight, a spacious interior, and can be unlocked with the world's first UWB digital key. The door's e-latch automa...

Million times a second a picture this corresponds to producing ten thousand david is per second. given that quantity information must be selected. electronic filters only let through data that's considered patent even so the amount of data processed by the computing center is impressive. initially this data is stored on thousands of hard drives which in turn are stored in computer racks in this way scientists can access the data they need for their research very quickly. yet the amount of data is so large that it would take several decades to analyze it even if cern had a network of computers ...

>> reporter: that little red thing? >> the little red thing in the middle and that's where the isotopes get ready to be blown to bits. >> reporter: so how does this little tiny target explain how a nuclear weapon is functioning or isn't? >> because we can model different parts of the physical processes that go on inside a nuclear weapon, without testing. >> reporter: this is the heart of the operation, it's the control room. and right now, this team is getting ready for a laser experiment later on tonight, from this room they use 2,000 computers and 60,000 control points. >> this is the purple...