Dear candidate, First and foremost, we will like to thank you for you interest in joining our team! Unfortunately, with the impact COVID-19 is having…
The project SSEMID: Stability and Sensitivity Methods for Industrial Design received nearly 4 million euros from the Horizon 2020 programme and is embedded within the…
Radio Galega en su programa “Efervescencia” contó con uno de nuestros IPs en su entrevista del pasado 5 de diciembre. En ella habla de criptografía…
Rtve entrevista a uno de nuestros IPs sobre Física Cuántica, su aplicaciones directas en el área informática, su trascendencia e implicaciones. ¡¡No te lo pierdas!!…
Investigadores del Centro de Simulación Computacional (CCS) de la Universidad Politécnica de Madrid (UPM) participan en el proyecto OPENQKD cuyo objetivo es crear una red paneuropea de criptografía cuántica.
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June 5, 2019
Even though there have been a large number of proposals to
accelerate databases using specialized hardware, often the opinion of the community is pessimistic: the performance and energy efficiency benefits of specialization are seen to be outweighed by the limitations of the proposed solutions and the additional complexity of including specialized hardware, such as field programmable gate arrays (FPGAs), in servers.