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Jaime Hampton
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Contributing Editor, HPCwire
Sarasota
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Biography
I am Managing Editor of AIwire.net and I also contribute to HPCwire.com and BigDATAwire.com. About AIwire: The successor to “EnterpriseAI,” AIwire continues as the trusted global news portal for scientific and technical AI. AIwire covers the leading global companies that are synthesizing HPC and AI technologies, spanning ML, DL, cognitive computing, AI silicon, neural networks, LLMs and GenAI.
HPC/AI, machine learning scientific computing,Scientific AI AI for data management, neuromorphic computing deep learning, generative artificial intelligence NLP, AI for science
Content
By Jaime Hampton Verified| Alwire Verified Nvidia announced Monday it plans to produce its AI supercomputers entirely in the United States. The company will work with a group of major manufacturing partners to establish a domestic supply chain for its Blackwell chips and systems. This is the first time Nvidia will carry out chip packaging and supercomputer assembly entirely within the United States.
By Jaime Hampton Verified| Alwire Verified In the world of artificial intelligence, much of the spotlight has been focused on the training of massive models like GPT-4, Gemini, and others. These models require vast computational resources and months of training on specialized hardware. Yet, for all the attention paid to training, the most pressing challenge in AI today lies elsewhere: inference. Inference—the process of using a trained model to generate predictions or outputs—is where the rubber meets the road.
By Jaime Hampton Verified| Alwire Verified April 14, 2025 — Data privacy comes with a cost. There are security techniques that protect sensitive user data, like customer addresses, from attackers who may attempt to extract them from AI models — but they often make those models less accurate. MIT researchers recently developed a framework, based on a new privacy metric called PAC Privacy, that could maintain the performance of an AI model while ensuring sensitive data, such as medical images or financial records, remain safe from attackers.
Company Info
HPCwire
HPCwire is a prominent news and information resource in the high-performance computing (HPC) industry, established in 1987. It serves as a key portal for professionals interested in HPC, providing extensive coverage of emerging technologies, trends, and expert analysis. As part of Tabor Communications Inc. (TCI), HPCwire focuses on delivering insights into high-performance and data-intensive computing for science, technology, and business professionals. The platform offers in-depth news coverage, a robust editorial calendar, and a weekly newsletter that summarizes the latest developments in the HPC sector. Additionally, HPCwire celebrates contributions to the community through its "HPCwire 35 Legends" list, recognizing 35 influential figures in the field each year. HPCwire's audience includes a diverse range of professionals from scientific research, HPC customers, and vendors, all of whom play a vital role in advancing HPC technology across various sectors.
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