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Quantum-Enhanced Generative AI Generates Viable Cancer Drug Candidates - insideBIGDATA

Zapata Computing, Inc., the Industrial Generative AI company, announced that its scientists, in collaboration with Insilico Medicine, the University of Toronto, and St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital have demonstrated the first instance of a generative model running on quantum hardware outperforming state-of-the-art classical models in generating viable cancer drug candidates. The research points to a promising future of hybrid quantum generative AI for drug discovery using today’s quantum devices.

NVIDIA and HP Supercharge Data Science and Generative AI on Workstations - insideBIGDATA

HP Amplify — NVIDIA and HP Inc. today announced that NVIDIA CUDA-X™ data processing libraries will be integrated with HP AI workstation solutions to turbocharge the data preparation and processing work that forms the foundation of generative AI development.

E-discovery gets an F | Network World

E-discovery in the age of Web 2.0 has a long way to go, according to industry experts, who recently convened at a Symantec Inc.-hosted Webinar to bemoan the state of record compliance in enterprises today.

Cisco, Juniper, HP drive Ethernet switch market in Q4 | Network World

The Ethernet switch market grew almost 20% sequentially during the fourth quarter, with Cisco, HP and Juniper Networks adding almost $600 million in incremental revenues, according to a recent study by Dell'Oro Group.

Q&A: Cybersquatters bank on ‘a good typo’ | Network World

Ron Jackson is editor and publisher of the online magazine Domain Name Journal and president of its parent company, Internet Edge Inc. Tampa, Fla.-based Internet Edge also operates a domain name registrar and several other "domain monetization" businesses, and Jackson owns about 7,000 domain names focused on generic keywords. He spoke with Computerworld last week about cybersquatting and other issues related to domain name usage.

HP opens attack on Cisco certifications | Network World

HP this week unveiled a training and certification program for IT personnel converging enterprise infrastructure and rearchitecting data centers.

HP unveils mobile thin client | Network World

HP is unveiling its first mobile thin client and dramatically increasing investments in thin client technology.

HP ex-CEO Hurd netted $23.9 million in final year | Network World

HP this week revealed that former CEO Mark Hurd received $23.9 million in compensation in its most recent fiscal year, a year which saw Hurd resign following a sexual harassment allegation in August.

EC antitrust probe is latest clash in Google-Microsoft war | Network World

The European Commission's decision to launch an antitrust investigation into Google Inc.'s activities has intensified that company's already heated competition with Microsoft Corp.

OpenText wants Nstein’s core semantic tech:analyst | Network World

The planned acquisition of Nstein Technologies Inc. will give Open Text Corp. semantec analytics technologies and a valuable customer base, both of which are quite compelling to the Waterloo, Ont.-based company, said one analyst.

Apple disses our DRM for iPad, Adobe says | Network World

Apple Inc. will not use Adobe Systems Inc.'s e-book digital rights management (DRM) technology, an Adobe executive said on Wednesday.

LinuxCon to feature Red Hat, WebOS, Ubuntu and more as Linux turns 20 | Network World

Red Hat CEO Jim Whitehurst, HP CTO Phil McKinney, Ubuntu technical architect Allison Randal and Marten Mickos of MySQL and Eucalyptus will keynote LinuxCon.

Inside the labs at Microsoft, HP and IBM | Network World

At Microsoft, Hewlett-Packard and IBM, investment in research and development is a reflection of corporate culture. This three-part piece examines the different approaches taken by each of these influential tech companies. Hewlett-Packard prides itself on its pragmatism, while Microsoft holds the flag of basic research aloft -- and IBM continues to file more patent applications, year after year, than any other tech company.

IT works out, and gets fit | Network World

The phrase "team-building exercise" has a literal meaning for the IT staff at JM Family Enterprises Inc.

Four questions for Dan Bricklin, VisiCalc inventor | Network World

Dan Bricklin first came up with the idea of an electronic spreadsheet while he was at Harvard Business School in 1978. He later joined forces with Bob Frankston and Dan Fylstra to publish the now-legendary VisiCalc in 1979. Bricklin, currently president of software developer Software Garden Inc., recently spoke with Computerworld about the intent of VisiCalc and how the spreadsheet has evolved.

Amazon’s Kindle winning battle, but Adobe poised to win eBook war | Network World

Barnes & Noble, Sony and other eBook vendors may be the manufacturing brawn in the ongoing e-reader war, but the brains directing the challenge against Amazon.com's market-leading Kindle is Adobe Systems Inc.

Testing Shows Cocaine, Meth Use Down Among U.S. Workforce | Network World

Use of cocaine and methamphetamine among America's workers has declined, according to new data from Quest Diagnostics Inc., a provider of employment-related drug testing services.

Managing and securing iOS 4 devices at work | Network World

Apple Inc.'s iPhone has always had something of an image problem in the workplace, which isn't surprising given that Apple has always marketed its smartphone more to consumers than to the business world.

Big IT is back, say HP, IBM, Oracle, EMC, Cisco | Network World

A certain truth about the big IT vendors is they want to sell as much as possible to any one customer and now, with virtualization, cloud computing and very tight IT budgets, they believe they have an opening.

AT&T adds most iPhones in a single quarter | Network World

AT&T Inc. said today it activated 3.2 million iPhones in the third quarter, its best-ever for a quarter, adding that nearly 40% of those iPhone activations were for new subscribers to the wireless carrier.

Report: Apple readies smaller iPhone on Verizon | Network World

Apple Inc. will launch a smaller "worldmode" iPhone next year that will be ready for Verizon Wireless to sell in the third quarter of 2010, according to an analyst report citing unnamed handset maker sources.

Inside Chiquita’s ‘painful’ finance system overhaul | Network World

Four years ago, Cincinnati-based Chiquita Brands International Inc. launched an ambitious, multimillion-dollar effort to consolidate its financial accounting systems and create a centralized budget planning and forecasting system. The company has three semi-autonomous units -- bananas, salads and other food products -- each of which has multiple lines of business worldwide.

Hurd walks away with more than $12 million | Network World

Mark Hurd may have been forced to resign as CEO of HP for conduct deemed inappropriate by his board, but he won't be leaving empty-handed.

3Com co-founder Metcalfe’s quick take on HP-3Com buyout | Network World

Ethernet inventor Bob Metcalfe co-founded 3Com in 1979 with three others, and now that company is about to be acquired 30 years later by HP. 

Wall St.: HP-3Com union a real Cisco threat | Network World

Financial analysts see HP's pending purchase of 3Com as a threat to Cisco because it means 3Com Ethernet switches that are inexpensive and very popular in China will have better access to U.S. businesses via well-established HP sales channels.