New York’s new supercomputer becomes a powerful tool for global innovation. — Meet AiMOS, the most powerful supercomputer to-date. Named after Rensselaer co-founder Amos Eaton, this machine was forged for the purpose of large scale AI exploration and acceleration in New York's Economic development. The sophistication of Artificial Intelligence has long been identified as the gateway into the next frontier of computing…

A Reflection on Stravinsky’s, “The Rite of Spring” — At the beginning of Stravinsky’s piece, “The Rite of Spring,” my ears are met with frequent meter changes and unexpected accentuations. Listening to it first without any visuals was a considerably awful experience because of how unbridled and uncouth it was. I disliked it to such an extent that I…

Almost everyone has heard of Einstein’s theory of relativity. Many of us have learned about the Newtonian laws of physics growing up. Albert Einstein and Isaac Newton are both household names, however, most of us have either forgot or we never fully grasped the implications of their breakthroughs in the…

What does billionaire bond king Jeff Gundlach, award-winning financial writer Brett Arends, and Boston fund company GMO’s founders Ben Inker and Jeremy Grantham have in common? This panoply of top-notch Wall Street investors has been warning of another market crash since its rebound in April 2020. Just two days ago…

The end of a golden age or the beginning of a space age? Gordon Moore, the co-founder of Intel, detected that the doubling of the transistors in dense circuits will occur every two years until around 2020. These dense circuits make up the chips that traditional computation relies on to…

There is a paradigm change on the horizon for computing. Substantial research in this field has led to the realization that there is actually a way to store data in the same location that it is processed, much like how the human brain works. This has sparked a shift from…

As human beings, change is a state we are constantly being driven towards. One’s favorite tune today might not carry the same importance a week later. We as humans are poised to constantly seek nuance, and, we bore quite rapidly of the fleeting moments around us. …