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We’re in the middle of one of those phase transitions right now.” And then it’s that way, that way, that way – and then it’s something different. “It’s this way, it’s this way, it’s this way – and then it’s something different. “The history of high-performance computing is one of punctuated equilibrium,” Reed said.

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A full stop to the punctuated equilibrium? “The diversity of the ecosystem has largely disappeared.”

“The world we’re in now is actually a monoculture,” Reed said, citing a Top500 list replete with accelerated x86 systems powered by AMD, Intel and Nvidia. … I’m convinced we may run out of money before we run out of physics.”Īnd there wasn’t much room to branch out, either. “There’s a political limit to the maximum amount we can spend. “We’re increasingly in a situation where, the path we’re on, if we want more performance, it means putting more Euros in the slot,” Reed said. Reed opened by explaining that computing’s “free lunch” was over with the end of Moore’s law and highlighting the “incredibly rapid transition” faced by computing through factors like AI, chiplets, energy pressures and shifting economics. This year’s International Supercomputing Conference (ISC) kicked off yesterday in Hamburg, Germany, with a keynote from Dan Reed, presidential professor at the University of Utah and chair of the National Science Board. To find out more about Lisa Kipps-Brown, please visit 1987 - Covering the Fastest Computers in the World and the People Who Run Them To find out more about Colin Garrett’s 11/11 Veteran Project, please visit.

To register for the Iowa Veterans Entrepreneurship Conference and the pitch competition, please visit. Ryan Garrett always says that he and Lisa “share half a brain,” and now those who attend the Iowa Veterans Entrepreneurship Conference will be able to see that “half a brain” in full force. The winner will be announced at the conference. Judges will be Ryan Garrett, Lisa Kipps-Brown, and a representative of the Iowa Veterans Entrepreneurship Conference. The winner will also receive promotional photos and videos for their own marketing use, evergreen content that can be used forever. The monetary value of the prize is $10,000, but the real value is much higher.

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He founded 11/11 Veteran Project to use his national platform as a professional race-car driver to promote access to resources that will help veterans and military families live the life they deserve.įor that reason, 11/11 is also hosting a pitch competition at the conference where attendees will have the opportunity to win a logo spot on Colin’s car for one of his race weekends. Supporting the military community is personal to Colin Garrett: Both of his brothers are service members. In addition to Disrupt Your Now, she also wrote the companion workbook Disrupt My Now, and Boomer Cashout: Increase the Value and Marketability of Your Business to Sell for Retirement. She’s owned her web-development and business-strategy company since 1996 and is known as a strategic disruptor for entrepreneurs in transition. Her mantra is “it’s your business and you can make it anything you want.” Lisa started her first business six months before her husband retired from the Navy in 1990 and has built and sold three businesses, including one that sold just before the dot-com bubble burst. Now, he’s helping his son make his racing mean more than entertainment through the 11/11 Veteran Project.ġ1/11 Director of Strategic Partnerships Lisa Kipps-Brown will speak about her latest book, Disrupt Your Now: The Successful Entrepreneur’s Guide to Reimagining Your Business and Life. He is a financial advisor and retired partner of one of the largest investment firms in North America. Ryan is an entrepreneur, military family advocate, non-linear thinker, complex puzzle solver, and a disruptor. AMES, IOWA (May 19, 2023) - Professional race-car driver Colin Garrett’s 11/11 Veteran Project is providing two speakers for the Iowa Veterans Entrepreneurship Conference at Iowa State University on June 2, 2023.Ĭolin's Dad, Ryan Garrett, will speak on how integrating a higher purpose into your business can not only make it more personally fulfilling but also help attract clients who are a perfect fit to work with you.