Researchers and engineers will be able to solve problems that previously were out of reach.
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It's hard to imagine how a billion billion (i.e. a quintillion) calculations per second and beyond will affect the way we live and work, but such performance will bring new capabilities for a new set of workloads in research institutions and the enterprise. Translated, exascale computing is expected to solve problems previously out of reach with advances in new energy solutions, healthcare, weather prediction, materials science, and so much more.
Widespread technology adoption is changing how medicine works, from healthcare techniques to the patient user experience.
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Sometimes it seems as though healthcare has improved little from our parents' day: We still encounter long waits to see a doctor, short appointments, incessant testing, and ennui that leads to patients who feel uninvolved with their own care. But the latest generation of medical technology promises a healthier experience.
Hospital care providers are using a combination of edge computing, AI, and Wi-Fi data networks to rapidly detect and treat deadly sepsis infections.
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When a patient contracts sepsis during a hospital stay, speed to diagnosis and treatment is critical: If the infection goes undetected, the patient could die within hours. Now, using an algorithm, along with edge sensors, Wi-Fi data networks, and artificial intelligence, hospital caregivers can more rapidly diagnose sepsis and other serious illnesses―not only saving lives but helping to detect health issues before they become life-threatening.
Today at the WEF Annual Meeting, an alliance of academia and industry announced the Swiss Data Center Efficiency Label to decarbonize data centers and significantly reduce their energy consumption
Supported by the Swiss Federal Office of Energy through the program SwissEnergy, the alliance aims to drive adoption across and beyond Switzerland
Ten pilot users of the label achieved energy savings of up to 70 percent, with five of the pilot users employing 100 percent carbon-neutral energy sources
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Today at the WEF Annual Meeting, an alliance of academia and industry announced the Swiss Data Center Efficiency Label to decarbonize data centers and significantly reduce their energy consumption
Supported by the Swiss Federal Office of Energy through the program SwissEnergy, the alliance aims to drive adoption across and beyond Switzerland
Ten pilot users of the label achieved energy savings of up to 70 percent, with five of the pilot users employing 100 percent carbon-neutral energy sources
Michael Lopez, Vice President and Chief Diversity Officer
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HPE has received a 100% score on the Human Rights Campaign’s Corporate Equality Index (CEI) for the 17th time
The CEI is the gold-standard in measuring LGBTQ+ inclusion among U.S. companies
Michael Lopez, Vice President and Chief Diversity Officer, shares his own personal coming out story and how HPE is leading by example and moving the needle on equality in the workplace
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HPE has received a 100% score on the Human Rights Campaign’s Corporate Equality Index (CEI) for the 17th time
The CEI is the gold-standard in measuring LGBTQ+ inclusion among U.S. companies
Michael Lopez, Vice President and Chief Diversity Officer, shares his own personal coming out story and how HPE is leading by example and moving the needle on equality in the workplace
Glenn Leon, SVP, Chief Ethics & Compliance Officer
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Championing human rights is fundamental to HPE’s values and mission to advance the way we live and work, and all people are entitled to basic freedoms and standards of treatment, both inside and outside the company
While progress has been made, HPE and the industry as a whole must continuously improve, building internal systems and promoting best practices
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Championing human rights is fundamental to HPE’s values and mission to advance the way we live and work, and all people are entitled to basic freedoms and standards of treatment, both inside and outside the company
While progress has been made, HPE and the industry as a whole must continuously improve, building internal systems and promoting best practices
Hewlett Packard Enterprise has found that sustainability isn’t just good for public relations. Along with a growing number of leading companies, the IT giant is discovering it’s also a profit generator.
History has revealed again and again that living beyond our ecological means proves disastrous. The Mayans; the Norsemen; the people of Easter Island: the collapse of these civilizations is in large part attributed to their overexploitation of natural resources.
Today, humanity risks a similar fate as the world’s growing population places exponential pressure on the planet’s diminishing natural resources.
