Amazon’s quiet open source revolution. AWS finally sees open source obsession = customer obsession, and has accelerated involvement in Postgres, K8s, and more. https://
infoworld.com/article/369409
0/amazon-s-quiet-open-source-revolution.html
… by @mjasay for @infoworld
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Amazon Accelerates Open Source Involvement in Cloud Infrastructure
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Python and SQL: 5 Books in 1 Complete Coding Course
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#Python Programming and #SQL: 5 books in 1 – The #1 Coding Course from Beginner to Advanced: http://
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Cloud Providers Face Growth Slowdown Amid Generative AI Costs
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Top cloud providers are expected to show another slowdown in growth. While it's too early for #GenerativeAI to drive any meaningful revenue, the costs of these projects will invariably hit their bottom lines. #cloud #ChatGPT http://
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Ray Tomlinson’s 82nd Birthday: First Email Pioneer Remembered
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Quantum Breakfast at Defcon: Learn and Engage with Quantum Village
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If you are attending this quantum breakfast be sure to ask about ways to learn more and get involved. That will be a good prompt for me to remind everyone to follow and engage with the #Defcon @quantum_village
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Quantum Encryption vs Computing: Defense or Offense Dominance
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In 2001 I published a paper titled Quantum Encryption vs Quantum Computing: Will the Defense or Offense Dominate? Great engineering has advanced quantum compute and security since then. But it remains a critical question to explore. Lets see what we come up with at #RSAC2023
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Quantum Computing Security Remains Critical for Enterprise Strategy
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Things change really rapidly in science and tech and in enterprise IT. but the foundational points made in this 2019 post on quantum computing and quantum security still hold true: https://
oodaloop.com/archive/2019/0
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DEC’s Western Research Lab: Innovation Hub for Computing
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I actually joined DEC's Western Research Laboratory, and then Compaq acquired DEC later. DEC WRL was a small lab (~30 researchers), but doing a ton of interesting things: AltaVista came out of there, multicore processors, early handheld computers, link-time optimizers, …
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Replit: 20M+ Developers on Leading Cloud IDE Platform
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With 20M+ developers, we're among the world's most-used developer platforms. As a full-stack language-agnostic IDE and hosting platform in the cloud, Replit is a developer's paradise.
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Efficient GPU Usage in AI Research Experiments
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I'm actually impressed they didn't spend more GPU hours in experiments. That's really efficient of them, especially considering the result.