1. Articles mentioning both Carnegie Mellon University and Intel

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    1. Can We Build Tomorrow's Breakthroughs?

      Explore Technology Review (Dec 19 2011) Solar

      Can We Build Tomorrow's Breakthroughs? ...oesn't happen in the United States. According to research by Erica Fuchs, an assistant professor at Carnegie Mellon University, the development of integrated photonics, in which lasers and modulators are squeezed onto a single......ge of Nanoscale Science and Engineering there are familiar to anyone in the semiconductor industry: Intel, IBM, TSMC, Applied Materials, and Tokyo Electron. The idea is that the shared facilities provide a... (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   Intel   Carnegie Mellon University   General Electric

    2. Koomey's Law: Computing efficiency keeps pace with Moore's Law

      Explore infoworld.com (Sep 13 2011) Emissions

      Koomey's Law: Computing efficiency keeps pace with Moore's Law ...tion [PDF]. The co-authors for this study included Microsoft senior program manager Stephen Berard, Carnegie Mellon University doctoral candidate Marla Sanchez, and Intel senior staff platform technologist Henry Wong. The team examined the energy efficiency of computing... (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   Intel   Carnegie Mellon University   Microsoft Corp

    3. Intel Ponders Atom-Based Computing Clusters

      Explore da.feedsportal.com (Oct 1 2010) Cloud Computing , Servers

      Intel Ponders Atom-Based Computing Clusters ...t, dubbed FAWN - or Fast Array of Wimpy Nodes - was on display at an open house 28 September at the Intel Labs facility. With power consumption becoming an increasingly important one in data centres, Intel Labs and Carnegie Mellon University are investigating whether certain workloads can be taken from a small number of more powerful serve... (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   Intel   Carnegie Mellon University   Intel Labs

    4. Carnegie Mellon University data center to host Open Cirrus HPC cluster

      Explore DatacenterDynamics (Feb 23 2010) Cloud Computing

      Carnegie Mellon University data center to host Open Cirrus HPC cluster ...and representation, and we will be able to delve more deeply into the design of the system itself.” Carnegie Mellon University data center to host Open Cirrus HPC cluster Facility becomes 10th site of joint HP, Intel and Yahoo! cloud computing research platform (2/23/2010) The research data center at Carnegie Mellon University’s School of Computer Science will host one of the series of computing clusters around the ... (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   Europe   Intel   Yahoo

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