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  • Editorial Director, Tabor Communications
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  • None, HPCwire, IT Jungle, Tabor Communications
  • None, Datanami
  • None, BigDataWire
  • None, HPC Wire
  • Managing Editor, HPCwire
  • Senior Editor, IT Jungle
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Managing Editor of HPCwire, editorial director at Tabor Communications, Senior Editor at IT Jungle
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Covering the Fastest Computers in the World and the People Who Run Them

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By Alex Woodie Verified
| HPCwire Verified
The upcoming PEARC26 conference scheduled to take place July 26-30 in Minneapolis, Minnesota will be special in at least one way: It’s the 10th anniversary of the founding of the event. As the PEARC26 Chair Tabitha Samuels tells us, the conference provides a haven for one particular type of HPC practitioner. The PEARC conference started back in 2017 under a different name: the XSEDE (Extreme Science and Engineering Discovery Environment) conference.
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Covering the Fastest Computers in the World and the People Who Run Them

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By Alex Woodie Verified
| HPCwire Verified
Nvidia is primarily known as a hardware company thanks to the wild success of its GPUs. But Nvidia is also a force in the world of software, thanks to its CUDA programming language that has become the defacto standard for AI and HPC developers. Now a group of CUDA experts at Spectral Compute are looking to unhook the language from Nvidia and allow users to run their CUDA code on other chips.
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The Limits of LLMs: Why Context, Not Models, Determines Success - AIwire

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By Alex Woodie Verified
| HPCwire Verified
The Limits of LLMs: Why Context, Not Models, Determines Success by Mo Sarwat | July 8, 2026 Earlier this year, a wave of new AI coding capabilities crystallized a shift that had been building for months: LLMs began to look capable of replacing – not just augmenting – enterprise software. The idea that AI could “eat” SaaS moved from speculation to something closer to inevitability, sparking what many dubbed the “SaaSpocalypse.” However, we’re not there yet.
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