In this article we presented F l u χ, a novel dataflow model with framework and library support, for data-intensive computing, capable of orchestrating different data-based computation steps, while enforcing quality constraints over the data shared among those steps.
In our paper we introduce a set of computations capable of computing the vehicle's initial velocity.
The successful delivery of any hands-on NGS training is not only dependant on the workshop content and materials, but also on access to computing infrastructure capable of meeting its compute intensive requirements.
Comparatively, THS only needs to compute the capable minimum network subset based on the sum of traffics without doing any bandwidth allocations for each particular flow, thus THS scales at roughly O(N) where N is the number of servers.
A portable computing device capable of wireless communications, the portable computing device comprising: an enclosure that surrounds and protects the internal operational components of the portable computing device, the enclosure including a structural wall formed from a ceramic material that permits wireless communications therethrough.
Slime mold is an ideal living candidate for a UC computing medium because it can behave as a distributed computing 'material' capable of complex sensory integration, movement and morphological adaptation, but one which is also composed of relatively simple components that are amenable to understanding, external influence and control.
In order to satisfy the need for a high LOA level, we propose the use of a trustworthy portable computing platform, the Trust Extension Device (TED) to provide the client-side trusted computing environment capable of performing integrity measurements of the client-side components.
The EC says it will propose by the end of 2017 a legal instrument that provides a procurement framework for an integrated world-class high-performance computing infrastructure capable of at least 1018 calculations per second (aka "exascale computers") and data infrastructure to ensure that Europe is in "the top-3 facilities in the world by 2022-2023".
Eric Nyberg, a computer scientist at Carnegie Mellon University, is collaborating with I.B.M. on research to devise computing systems capable of answering questions that are not limited to specific topics.
Game, multimedia, consumer and control applications demand low power and high performance computing platforms capable of providing real-time services.
