EP 398: The United States Fires Science / A Quantum Breakthrough for RIKEN and IBM

Intersect360 Research CEO Addison Snell and analyst Kevin Jackson are live in Chicago to discuss Trump's elimination of the National Science Board. Next up? RIKEN leverages IBM's supercomputing for a 'quantum' breakthrough.

Join Intersect360 Research CEO Addison Snell and analyst Kevin Jackson to celebrate the inaugural World Quantum Day and talk in-depth about NVIDIA's release of Ising.

Intersect360 Research CEO Addison Snell and HPCWire Managing Editor Alex Woodie are back to recap Nvidia's massive GTC Conference in San Jose, CA and their vision for the future of AI factories.

Intersect 360 Research CEO Addison Snell talks in depth about the AI innovations powering the Genesis Mission with Assc. Laboratory Director Gina Tourassi from the Oak Ridge National Laboratory. Sponsored by HPE and AMD.

Addison and Alex are back to talk about the recently published "The Seven New Maxims for Scientific Computing" - and why AI, HPC, and their big data centers are causing an austerity of chips in consumer electronics.

Hosts Addison Snell (CEO, Intersect360 Research) and Alex Woodie (Managing Editor, HPCWire) are back to talk the return of Groupe Bull and how HPC is the launching the Genesis Mission.

Join your hosts Addison and Alex as they discuss the possibilities of the Slurm Workload Manager, as well as Nvidia's outsized foothold in the HPC world.

Addison and Alex are back with a deep dive into the Trump Administration's "Genesis Mission" to accelerate scientific discovery with AI. Plus, a recap of the sights, sounds, and innovations from this year's SC Conference in St. Louis.

Join Addison and Alex as they discuss Dept. of Energy funding for HPC and AI, and look ahead at next week's SC25 Conference in St. Louis, MO.

Addison and new contributor, Alex Woodie from HPC Wire, look beyond the benchmarks with NextSilicon's "Maverick-2" Intelligent Compute Accelerator. Plus, Google's making big moves in the quantum computing space. Tune in for the breakdown.