Analyzing the Applications of Cerebras Wafer-Scale Engine
The world's largest computer chip is hoped to accelerate future advanced simulation and computing applications in support of the national nuclear stockpile.
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The world's largest computer chip is hoped to accelerate future advanced simulation and computing applications in support of the national nuclear stockpile.
A team of researchers at MIT has discovered a new material -- phosphosilicate glass (PSG) -- that has allowed them to unlock artificial synapses that are a million times faster than anything that has
We start this week with a webserver with extras in a single file that runs on any x86-64 operation system. Enter redbean 2.0. Created by Justine Tunney, it uses the "Actually Portable Executable" that you can read about here, justine.lol/ape.html. When you compile a program to its native binary, in this case x86-64 code, and don't call any external code, then the only difference between a Windows and a Linux would be the file format. If you can solve this, then it could run on any platform. To do that you need Cosmopoliton libc because any real program needs to make some calls, ...
Cerebras Systems shared news about their many supercomputing partners including European Parallel Computing Center, Leibniz Supercomputing Centre, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, Argonne National Laboratory, the National Center for Supercomputing Applications, and the Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center.
HPE announces new supercomputer featuring the 850,000-core WSE-2 chip from Cerebras Systems.