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Brian Caulfield’s Journalist Portfolio

Life After Facebook

Life After Facebook

Peter Thiel wants to save the world. Or, at the very least, to "take our civilization to the next level," as …

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Shoot To Kill

Shoot To Kill

They accost him at airports.They pump him for technical information at conferences. Even his son is on his ca…

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Peter Diamandis: Rocket Man

Peter Diamandis: Rocket Man

Peter Diamandis' $10 million X Prize bounty sparked a boom in commercial space tourism. You won't believe wha…

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Powering the Next American Century: US Energy Secretary Chris Wright and NVIDIA’s Ian Buck on the Genesis Mission

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By Brian Caulfield
| NVIDIA Blog
AI will help build the energy it needs. That’s the case U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright and NVIDIA Vice President of Hyperscale and High-Performance Computing Ian Buck made Thursday morning at the SCSP AI+ Expo. The 30-minute fireside chat, moderated by SCSP president Ylli Bajraktari, was called “Powering the Next American Century.” Their argument: American leadership in AI runs through American leadership in energy.“Energy is life,” Wright said.
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How do you solve a problem like the M50?

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By Brian Caulfield, Matthew Wood
| RTE Brainstorm
Analysis: The capital city needs this road to operate efficiently, but congestion means the M50 is just not serving the needs of the people of the region The answer to the title of this article? Not quickly and not without many difficult and expensive decisions. Since the M50 opened in the 1990s, it has been a victim of its own success; almost as soon as it was completed in the mid-2000s, a plan was enacted to expand it.
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Making Sense of the Early Universe Original

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By Brian Caulfield
| NVIDIA Blog
There are more galaxies in the universe than anyone ever expected. Unfortunately, they all showed up at once. When the first images from the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) began returning data in 2022, Brant Robertson and his colleagues did what astronomers have always done: They stared at the sky and tried to understand what they were seeing. This time, the sky arrived as terabytes. “There were galaxies everywhere,” Robertson recalled.
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