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Nvidia’s new Rubin architecture thrives on networking

In-network computing is not new to this iteration of Nvidia’s architecture. In fact, it has been in common use since around ...

Photonic Raises $180M CAD ($130M USD) to Accelerate Quantum Computing and Networking

Photonic Inc., a global leader in distributed quantum computing, announced today that it has raised $180M CAD ($130M USD) in the first close of its latest investment round, led by Planet First ...
Forbes

Serverless Computing: A New Era In Cloud Infrastructure Management

Kevin Macwan is a Software Development Manager for Amazon, with 9+ years of experience in building distributed cloud platform services. Serverless architecture is no longer the future of computing—it ...
Business Wire

D-Wave Introduces Quantum Blockchain Architecture, Featuring Enhanced Security and Efficiency over Classical Computing

New D-Wave research paper, “Blockchain with Proof of Quantum Work,” presents a novel blockchain architecture that leverages the company’s quantum supremacy achievement Research shows D-Wave’s quantum ...
Business Wire

Automotive Edge Computing Consortium Publishes White Paper: Distributed Computing in an AECC System

WAKEFIELD, Mass.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The Automotive Edge Computing Consortium (AECC), a non-profit consortium of cross-industry players working to drive best practices for the coming vehicle and ...
BC Technology

Photonic Raises $180 Million From Planet First, Royal Bank, TELUS and Others to Accelerate Quantum Computing and Networking

Photonic Inc., a global leader in distributed quantum computing, announced that it has raised $180 million CAD ($130M USD) in ...
Forbes

How Quantum Computing Architecture Can Scale

Dr. Paul Terry is the CEO of Photonic. He is a seasoned entrepreneur, engineer and angel investor specializing in disruptive technologies. While quantum physics may sound like futuristic science ...
Ars Technica

Is distributed computing dying, or just fading into the background?

Distributed computing erupted onto the scene in 1999 with the release of SETI@home, a nifty program and screensaver (back when people still used those) that sifted through radio telescope signals for ...