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Green Destiny: A 240-Node Energy-Efficient Supercomputer in Five Square Feet
October 28, 2004

How will Hamlet find the Holodeck?
October 26, 2004

Ken Perlin: How will Hamlet find the Holodeck?
October 21, 2004

Research on IT infrastructure
October 21, 2004

Two Problems in Computer Vision and Graphics.
October 19, 2004

Inference of, for and by the Web - Machine Learning Challenges at Google
October 19, 2004

David Cohn Talks About Machine Learning Challenges at Google
October 14, 2004

Algorithms for Intenstiy-Modulated Radiation Therapy in 3D and 4D
October 12, 2004

ParoC++: An Objectoriented model for adaptive HPC on the Grid
October 7, 2004

Using Network Tomography to Determine Link Delays in a Tunneled Network
October 5, 2004

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