The UK's Met Office is looking to sell off its Exeter Science Park leasehold property, including a data center. In a tender ...

India’s political-bureaucratic failure to unleash economic reforms with sustained momentum is the single-biggest ...

A SUPERCOMPUTER has sensationally predicted the winners of this season's Champions League. And it's NOT the most in-form team of the tournament, which has just wrapped up its revamped group stage.

The collaboration will deploy OpenAI's O1 or another O-series model on Venado, an Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) supercomputer at Los Alamos National Laboratory, serving researchers from Los Alamos ...

After announcing a partnership with OpenAI last year, the US National Laboratory will now install the company’s latest reasoning models on its Nvidia-powered Venado supercomputer “to conduct ...

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For those tuning in late, in 1985, India requested the US for its Cray supercomputer, and the latter denied the request citing the possible use of supercomputers in defence and other strategic areas.

Also important to the supercomputer are contributions from HPE, including its Cray Supercomputing EX solution, direct liquid-cooling system and Slingshot interconnect. Its computing power is possible ...

Los Alamos National Laboratory is installing the latest OpenAI o-series models to its Venado supercomputer to further upgrade its artificial intelligence capability for national security research.

A supercomputer has predicted the winner of the competition. Arsenal are considered serious favourites for the Champions League title. Photos by Shaun Botterill and Javier Soriano. The revamped UEFA ...

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