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In order to respond effectively to the new needs related to Edge Computing, new hardware and software technologies are necessary… and available today! This joint webinar (in French) from Kalray and eSOL raised a lot of interest. Here is the Read More

According to Deloitte Digital, in the last 2 years, humans and machines have created 9 times more data than since the beginning of humanity and it continues to grow exponentially! The vast majority of this data is generated by people, Read More

As an Associate Member, Kalray was proud to represent the Khronos Group during the keynote sessions at Autosens 2019, held in Brussels, Belgium, from Sept.17 to 19, 2019. Stephane Strahm, Senior Product Manager at Kalray, talked about “Open minds to Read More

ASAP is always a very interesting conference and this year’s iteration met every expectation I had. It mixes presentations on high performance computing applications, application specific designs (on FPGA, ASIC) and also future technologies such as DNA. Machine Learning One Read More

OCP and Kalray The Open Compute Project Foundation was founded in 2011 by Facebook, Intel and Rackspace. OCP’s mission is to apply the benefits of open source to hardware and rapidly increase the pace of innovation in the data center Read More

Inspired by the leading technical innovators at OEMs and Tier1s, AutoSens is a leading technical summit for ADAS and autonomous vehicle perception technology, where key technology experts, disruptive technology suppliers and OEM & Tier1 senior technical executives are brought together Read More

It is a matter of course: start-ups focus their efforts first on designing products then on spreading the word about their business and on securing funding to ramp up development. That being so, why would a start-up even consider an Read More

Understanding the challenge of numerical code development The time of static numerical libraries is behind us. Every application has different needs, be it speed rather than precision, throughput rather than latency or custom specifications rather than agreed standards. Still, most Read More

Following up on a prior blog article : “Making a case for a disaggregated storage architecture”. NVM Express over Fabrics (NVMe-oF) is an emerging standard designed to access storage over a network. Since it offers high performance and low latency, Read More