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Torsten Hoefler joins CSCS as Chief Architect for Machine Learning
- Artificial intelligence
- High-performance computing
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- Institute for High Performance Computing Systems
- Data centres
- Centers and cooperations
- Machine learning
- Faculty
From Sept. 1, 2023, Professor Torsten Hoefler will be affiliated with the Swiss National Supercomputing Centre (CSCS). CSCS, with its upcoming new “Alps” high-performance computing (HPC) infrastructure, and the ETH professor want to jointly test and advance methods and applications for machine learning (ML) and artificial intelligence (AI) applications.
Cool collaboration
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- Data centres
- Centers and cooperations
- SDSC - Swiss Data Science Center
- Data science
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- Centres
Bühler AG and the Swiss Data Science Center have collaborated to establish a new approach for the design of cooling, in order to further increase the process performance and still maintain high part quality.
Welcome, Professor Ana Klimovic
- Efficient Architectures and Systems Lab
- Artificial intelligence
- Welcome interview
- Data centres
- Machine learning
- Cloud computing
- Faculty
- Front – Spotlight
- Diversity
- Institute for Computing Platforms (Systems Group)
- Staff
Ana Klimovic officially joined the Department of Computer Science of ETH Zurich in August 2020 as Tenure Track Assistant Professor of Computer Science and Engineering. Due to the coronavirus crisis, her arrival was postponed until September. Get to know her in this short interview.
Building a stream processor for the future
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- Network and Operating Systems
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Vasiliki Kalavri didn’t know anything about computer science before she encountered it at university. Today, she is a Postdoctoral Fellow at the Department of Computer Science at ETH Zurich. Dr. Kalavri and her team are building Strymon, a next-generation stream processing system that is faster, more flexible and more autonomous than existing systems.