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A generated image showing a computer processor with a magnifying glass revealing the Path History Register and branch predictor, along with a warning sign indicating a security vulnerability

Researchers Uncover New High-Precision Attacks Targeting Billions of Intel and AMD Processors

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AI’s Energy Footprint Can Be Cut by 70-80% Without Compromising Performance

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Scientists make Python 1000x faster

In the classical Hopfield network (left), each neuron (I, j, k, l) is connected to the others in a pairwise manner. In the modified network made by Mr Burns and Professor Fukai, sets of three or more neurons can connect simultaneously.

What makes a neural network remember?

A simple version of a Petri net for COVID infection. The starting point is a non-infected person. “S” denotes “susceptible”. Contact with an infected person (“I”) is an event which leads to two persons being infected. Later another event will happen, removing a person from the group of infected. Here, “R” denotes “recovered” which in this context could be either cured or dead. Either outcome would remove the person from the infected group.

COVID calculations spur solution to vexing computer science problem

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