If you have kids and you spot a packet of Mentos while you are out getting supplies, grab them and a large bottle of diet cola and become the lockdown parent science teacher of the day. Watch the Youtube video and read this geeky article on The Register to learn all you need to know.
Ai-Da, whose name is a combination of the acronym for artificial intelligence (AI) and a reference to Ada Lovelace – the English mathematician and writer well known for her advances in computing alongside Charles Babbage – is hosting her first ever exhibition, at St. John’s College Oxford – Unsecured Futures. Ai Da, who was invented […]
A team of NVIDIA computer scientists has joined the COVID-19 High Performance Computing Consortium, whose objective is to accelerate development of effective methods to detect, contain and treat the Coronavirus. It will support researchers by providing access to 30 supercomputers with over 400 petaflops of compute performance. The NVIDIA team has expertise across a variety of […]
The Walt Disney Studios StudioLAB is examining a new AI-enabled QC programme to flag unwanted film anomalies for fine tuning. The result is art without distraction, improved workflow, and a system that gets smarter with use.
Another weekend, another film listicle. This time it’s The Guardian’s 100 Best Films Of The 21st. Century, and it’s very much what you would expect from that source. 100 – Once Upon a Time in Hollywood (2019) 99 – Bright Star (2009) 98 – The Dark Knight (2008) 97 – Fahrenheit 9/11 (2004) 96 – […]
Many of you will be managing children’s bored through this length lockdown period. To help you to fill some of their time with artistic endeavours, HPE’s marketing team has produced an activity book full of puzzles, colouring in, word searches even some grammar exercises, follow this link to Alan McIntosh’s Linkedin page where you can […]