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Intel Enters the Quantum Computing Horse Race With 12-Qubit Chip

Taken from Intel Enters the Quantum Computing Horse Race With 12-Qubit Chip

Intel has built a quantum processor called Tunnel Falls that it will offer to research labs hoping to make the revolutionary computing technology practical.

The Tunnel Falls processor, announced Thursday, houses 12 of the fundamental data processing elements called qubits. It’s a major step in the chipmaker’s attempt to develop quantum computing hardware it hopes will eventually surpass rivals.

Intel Enters the Quantum Computing Horse Race With 12-Qubit Chip
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oneAPI DevSummit at ISC 2022

The Event Website can be found here. OneAPI DevSummit ISC 2022

Join us for this year’s all-remote technical conference to see the growing momentum of oneAPI and learn about how the community is using oneAPI on various platforms such as ARM, NVIDIA, Intel and more for HPC and AI workloads.This year offers a full day of hands-on tutorials, tech talks, and workshops spanning all things high-performance computing and AI: hardware, oneAPI software tools, best-practice techniques, and more to advance and deploy next-generation innovations that scale across platforms.

What you’ll get:

  • Fresh new content from industry-leading experts—SiPearl, Argonne, Pázmány Péter Catholic University, Durham University, and more.
  • Topics covering cross-architecture computing, SYCL programming challenges and opportunities, AI analytics, and Exascale.
  • Advance insight about the latest advancements shaping the future of high-performance computing.
  • A deep dive into cross-architecture software development—tech talks, how-to’s, and hands-on training sessions

Date: 27th May 2022

Time: 9am to 6:30pm CET

Register

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Intel® Edge AI Certification

Intel® Edge AI Certification training courses can be started and completed at no charge. To get officially certified and receive a badge, you must complete the assessment and review process, which costs $99 for one year. Follow up with an annual recertification course to update your skills and credentials.

Certification training includes:

  • Hands-on experience with edge AI tools and platforms, including the Intel® Distribution of OpenVINO™ toolkit and Intel® DevCloud for the Edge
  • Use cases that detect safety gear, prevent retail losses, identify manufacturing defects, and solve other real-world problems with the combined application of computer vision deep-learning inference.
  • Development of your own edge AI solutions portfolio, drawing on libraries and APIs for TensorFlow*, PyTorch*, Open Neural Network Exchange (ONNX*), and other public models, running on your choice of Intel® DevCloud for the Edge hardware clusters.

For more information and to Sign up….. Click Here

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Gromacs-2020.6 and Plumed-2.7.2 with Intel-2019

Install Plumed-2.7.2

Plumed-2.7.2 can be installed in a similar fashion as Compiling plumed-2.6.4 with Intel 2019

Download and unpack Gromacs-2020.6 

% wget https://ftp.gromacs.org/gromacs/gromacs-2020.6.tar.gz
% tar -zxvf gromacs-2020.6.tar.gz
% cd gromacs-2020.6

Plumed Gromacs-2020.6

% plumed patch -p
PLUMED patching tool

1) gromacs-2019.6   4) gromacs-4.5.7    7) namd-2.14
2) gromacs-2020.6   5) namd-2.12        8) qespresso-5.0.2
3) gromacs-2021     6) namd-2.13        9) qespresso-6.2
Choose the best matching code/version:2

Compile Gromacs as according to Compiling Gromacs-2019.3 with Intel 2018 MKL and AVX-512

References:

  1. Compiling plumed-2.6.4 with Intel 2019
  2. Compiling Gromacs-2019.3 with Intel 2018 MKL and AVX-512
  3. Install Gromacs-2016.3 and Plumed-2.3.3
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Intel Accelerates Process and Packaging Innovations

Taken from Youtube – Intel NewRoom

During the “Intel Accelerated” webcast, Intel’s technology leaders revealed one of the most detailed process and packaging technology roadmaps the company has provided. The event on July 26, 2021, showcased a series of foundational innovations that will power products through 2025 and beyond. As part of the presentations, Intel announced RibbonFET, its first new transistor architecture in more than a decade, and PowerVia, an industry-first new backside power delivery method. (Credit: Intel Corporation)

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Analyzing Memory and Threading Correctness for GPU-Offloaded Code

Modern workloads are diverse—and so are architectures. No single architecture is best for every workload. Maximizing performance takes a mix of scalar, vector, matrix, and spatial architectures deployed in CPU, GPU, FPGA, and other future accelerators. Heterogeneity adds complexity that can be difficult to debug. This article introduces the new features of Intel® Inspector that support the analysis of code that’s offloaded to accelerators.

For more information: Analyzing Memory and Threading Correctness for GPU-Offloaded Code

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Intel 5G Vision: Unleash Network Modernization

https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/wireless-network/5g-vision-dan-rodriguez-unleash-network-modernization-video.html

5G is so much more than just delivering better broadband. It’s also about enabling service providers to deliver all sorts of vertical market, specific applications to unlock and unleash the potential across a wide variety of industries. And with that, we expect the network to truly be transformed, be very flexible, be very server-like, and utilize all sorts of cloud technologies to unleash the potential of all these wide variety of use cases.

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