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BIT Mesra Alumni Group Holds Event On Generative AI

On March 31, BITOSA Silicon Valley organized a free community event titled “Decoding Generative AI” in San Jose. ....

Rama Govindaraju , Subbu Subramanian , Amitesh Kumar Singh , Hasmukh Ranjan , Shirish Kumar , Saurabh Saxena , Amit Mahajan , Anjana Surin , Birla Institute Of Technology , Village Square , San Jose , Birla Institute , Pravat Rout ,

proteanTecs to Present in Open Compute Project (OCP) Webinar on Silent Data Errors for Resilient Data Centers

ProteanTecs, a global leader of deep data analytics for advanced electronics, announced that the company will participate in an Open Compute Project (OCP) educational webinar titled “Addressing Silent Data Errors for Resilient Data Centers.” ....

Cliff Grossner , Walter Abramsohn , Rama Govindaraju , Ashish Nadkarni , Group Vice , Data Errors For Resilient Centers , Open Compute Project , Silent Data Errors , Resilient Data Centers , Vice President , Market Intelligence , Group Vice President , General Manager , Product Marketing , Open Compute , Open Compute Project Foundation ,

FYI: Today's computer chips are so advanced, they are more 'mercurial' than precise – and here's the proof

In a paper titled Cores that don’t count [PDF], Hochschild and colleagues Paul Turner, Jeffrey Mogul, Rama Govindaraju, Parthasarathy Ranganathan, David Culler, and Amin Vahdat cite several plausible reasons why the unreliability of computer cores is only now receiving attention, including larger server fleets that make rare problems more visible, increased attention to overall reliability, and software development improvements that reduce the rate of software bugs.
But we believe there is a more fundamental cause: ever-smaller feature sizes that push closer to the limits of CMOS scaling, coupled with ever-increasing complexity in architectural design, the researchers state, noting that existing verification methods are ill-suited for spotting flaws that occur sporadically or as a result of physical deterioration after deployment. ....

Parthasarathy Ranganathan , Peter Hochschild , Paul Turner , Rama Govindaraju , Amin Vahdat , David Culler , Hot Topics , Operating Systems , Jeffrey Mogul , Data Corruption , Core Inquisition , பார்த்தசாரதி ரங்கநாதன் , பால் டர்னர் , அமின் வஹதத் , சூடான தலைப்புகள் , இயங்குகிறது அமைப்புகள் ,