📢 AMD President and CEO Dr. Lisa Su is Coming! 📢
We are excited to announce that the 2019 COMPUTEX International Press Conference will be held with a Keynote by AMD President and CEO Dr. Lisa Su with the keynote topic “The Next Generation of High-Performance Computing”.
“With our partners, we will tell the story of how leading-edge technologies and an open ecosystem are driving an inflection point in computing and industry innovation and positively impacting several important markets,” said by Dr. Lisa Su.
Under the leadership of Dr. Lisa Su, #AMD continues to grow and excel in the field of high-performance computing, graphics, and visualization technologies. The latest AMD products released include the world’s first 7nm gaming GPU–AMD Radeon™ VII and first 7nm datacenter GPU, AMD Radeon Instinct MI60.
Do not miss the latest and the most important tech news at #COMPUTEX2019!👏
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✨AMD 超微總裁暨執行長蘇姿丰磅礡登台!✨
今年 COMPUTEX 的展前國際記者會首度增設 CEO Keynote,邀請到國際領導大廠 AMD 超微的總裁兼執行長蘇姿丰博士來台擔任主講人,以「新世代高效能運算」為題,探討高效能運算技術的發展與產業布局。
隨著聯網裝置數量持續攀升,其背後所產生的數據呈指數級增長,高效能運算能有效協助視覺化分析數據,將數據轉化成企業決策的關鍵。在蘇姿丰博士的領導下,AMD 於高效能運算、顯示與視覺化技術的發展不斷精進茁壯。AMD 最新產品包括全球首款7奈米製程遊戲顯示卡 AMD Radeon™ VII和首款7奈米製程資料中心繪圖卡 AMD Radeon Instinct MI60,都造成了產業界的轟動。
此次蘇姿丰博士將於 CEO Keynote 與其他重要合作夥伴「揭示即將推出的產品細節」,透過展示如何建構出全新高效能運算產業體系,將劃時代的突破技術推向新境界。
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📢 AMD President and CEO Dr. Lisa Su is Coming! 📢
We are excited to announce that the 2019 COMPUTEX International Press Conference will be held with a Keynote by AMD President and CEO Dr. Lisa Su with the keynote topic “The Next Generation of High-Performance Computing”.
“With our partners, we will tell the story of how leading-edge technologies and an open ecosystem are driving an inflection point in computing and industry innovation and positively impacting several important markets,” said by Dr. Lisa Su.
Under the leadership of Dr. Lisa Su, #AMD continues to grow and excel in the field of high-performance computing, graphics, and visualization technologies. The latest AMD products released include the world’s first 7nm gaming GPU–AMD Radeon™ VII and first 7nm datacenter GPU, AMD Radeon Instinct MI60.
Do not miss the latest and the most important tech news at #COMPUTEX2019!👏
more info: https://reurl.cc/V0rxN
✨AMD 超微總裁暨執行長蘇姿丰磅礡登台!✨
今年 COMPUTEX 的展前國際記者會首度增設 CEO Keynote,邀請到國際領導大廠 AMD 超微的總裁兼執行長蘇姿丰博士來台擔任主講人,以「新世代高效能運算」為題,探討高效能運算技術的發展與產業布局。
隨著聯網裝置數量持續攀升,其背後所產生的數據呈指數級增長,高效能運算能有效協助視覺化分析數據,將數據轉化成企業決策的關鍵。在蘇姿丰博士的領導下,AMD 於高效能運算、顯示與視覺化技術的發展不斷精進茁壯。AMD 最新產品包括全球首款7奈米製程遊戲顯示卡 AMD Radeon™ VII和首款7奈米製程資料中心繪圖卡 AMD Radeon Instinct MI60,都造成了產業界的轟動。
此次蘇姿丰博士將於 CEO Keynote 與其他重要合作夥伴「揭示即將推出的產品細節」,透過展示如何建構出全新高效能運算產業體系,將劃時代的突破技術推向新境界。
最新最重要的產業消息盡在 COMPUTEX 2019,你怎麼能夠錯過!!👏
更多資訊:https://reurl.cc/Eg3ln
#BuildingGlobalTechnologyEcosystems
#AI #IoT #5G #Blockchain #Innovations_Startups #Gaming #XR
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👧 今天是AIT程式少女特訓營第二天!學員們透過視訊與美國「天下無難事」實驗室創辦人米克·艾柏林學習交流,米克鼓勵這60位高中女生要繼續STEM教育相關課程和從事科技業,並運用科技來改變世界,將「不可能的事」變成「可能」。對學員們來說來說,學習Minecraft程式也是一種非常有趣且具有創意的體驗!讓我們拭目以待,看看他們明天的創意和設計出的遊戲!
另外,今天在程式少女特訓營的AI大挑戰課程中,女孩學員們見識到了人工智慧的先進應用案例,包括運用神經網絡技術,串聯30個核心處理器的超級電腦;使用深度學習技術的多個應用程式App - 可執行高階臉部與圖像辨識、驅動自動車駕駛,甚至輔助檢測心雜音,以利進一步的醫學分析和診斷。特別感謝東華大學吳建銘博士及其研究生團隊精心設計出這套有趣的課程內容,大大拓展了程式女孩們的視野!
👧Today is the second day of the 2020 Girls Tech Bootcamp! The campers started the day by interacting with Mick Ebeling via videoconference. Mick is the founder and CEO of the Not Impossible Foundation. He encouraged the campers to pursue STEM education and tech careers, use technology to change the world, and turn "impossible" into "possible". Learning coding with Minecraft also provide to be a very fun and creative experience for the campers! Let’s wait and see what games they are going to create tomorrow!
Also, at today’s Girls Tech Bootcamp, the AI Challenge exposed the participants to smart examples of cutting-edge AI applications: a Super 30 CPU Computer utilizing neural networks technology; fancy apps that use deep learning techniques to perform advanced facial/imagery recognitions, to realize autonomous driving of vehicles, and even to detect a heart murmur for further medical analysis and diagnosis. Special thanks to Dr. Wu Jiann-Ming and his team for the great design of this fun curriculum that really broadened the camp girls’ vision!#GirlsTechBootcamp #AIT程式少女特訓營 #AIChallenge
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Sixers' Have Answer to Jordan's Big Half
Michael Jordan was unstoppable at the start, but Allen Iverson was better when it counted.
Iverson scored 22 of his 34 points in the second half as the Philadelphia 76ers won for the fifth time in six games, 91-84 over the Washington Wizards, who saw Jordan scored just two of his 30 points in the second half.
Jordan was dominant in the first half, scoring 19 of Washington's 23 points in the first quarter and adding 10 more in the second. But he disappeared after halftime and Iverson, who scored 12 points in the first half, took over as the most unstoppable player on the court.
The Wizards had a 54-53 lead with 8:32 left in the third quarter when Eric Snow sank consecutive jumpers to give the Sixers the lead for good and spark a 12-2 run.
Iverson, who scored 14 points in the third, sank two free throws and two jumpers during the burst and Philadelphia had a 71-62 lead entering the fourth.
The Sixers had their largest lead, 82-66, with 7:16 remaining in the fourth quarter, but the Wizards rallied with nine straight points.
Tyrone Nesby started the spurt with a three-point play and Tyronn Lue added a running jumper before Jordan scored on a breakaway dunk with five minutes left, his only basket of the second half.
Hubert Davis' jump shot 86 seconds later brought the Wizards within 82-75, but Snow responded with a jumper.
Rookie Brendan Haywood cut the deficit to seven with a layup before Aaron McKie drained a 3-pointer from the left sideline with 1:59 remaining to make it 87-77.
Iverson made 1-of-2 free throws with 55 seconds left and Snow sank 3-of-4 from the line in the final 31 seconds as the Sixers secured their first win over the Wizards in three tries this season.
Iverson made 14-of-32 shots overall but sank 9-of-17 in the second half, including all four of his 3-pointers. He continually freed himself from Lue and broke down the Wizards' defense.
"My whole thing was just getting (Lue) off me," Iverson said. "The whole time he was just grabbing on me and holding. But I've been in the league too long to let something like that bother me. That's why I just keep playing."
Jordan was 13-of-19 from the floor in the opening half but 1-of-8 over the final two periods and missed all five of his shots in third quarter.
"I felt good coming into the game," said Jordan, who made just 1-of-11 shots in the fourth quarter of Monday's loss to Minnesota. "In the second half everyone figured I was more or less tired, but their defense kicked it up a bit and you have to give them credit."
"We tried to play better defense in the first half, but Mike was just on," Iverson said. "When a guy is hitting shots like that, it really don't matter what type of defense you have in front of him. The most important thing you've gotta do is just get the ball out of his hands. In the second half, we made him give the ball up."
Snow finished with a season-high 19 points, nine assists and eight rebounds. McKie added 18 points, including a stretch of 11 straight in the second quarter.
"(McKie) and Snow hit some big shots," Wizards coach Doug Collins said. "They scored 37 points and we were counting on making their other guys try and beat us."
Lue scored 19 points and Davis added 10 for the Wizards, who have lost six of their last seven games.
Jordan scored the first six points of the game and made 9-of-14 shots in the first quarter, but Washington had just a 23-19 lead entering the second.
"I told the team after the first quarter, Michael had 19 points and the team only had 23, and sometimes that's not all bad," Sixers coach Larry Brown said. "We did a much better job on (Jordan) in the second half."
The Wizards scored seven straight points early in the second to take their largest lead, 32-23, with 7:26 left. But McKie provided all the offense during an 11-0 run for the Sixers, making three 3-pointers and a layup.
The teams exchanged the lead four times and were tied twice in the final 4:24 of the first half before Washington took a 46-45 edge into the break.
This was the matchup of the 2 of NBA greatest players. Jordan was playing better in the 1st half while AI brought the sixers back in the 2nd half.
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Whether it be regular season, playoffs or the All-Star Game, you can take Tim Duncan to the bank.
Duncan's patented bank shot with 26 seconds left provided the final lead change of a seesaw fourth quarter and helped the Western Conference to a 136-132 victory over the Eastern Conference at the Staples Center.
With flashy performances from hometown heroes Kobe Bryant and Shaquille O'Neal, the West won for the third straight time. But with the game in the balance, West coach Flip Saunders went to Duncan, the superstar forward of the NBA champion San Antonio Spurs.
Working against New Orleans Hornets center Jamaal Magloire, Duncan buried a turnaround bank shot to give the West a 133-132 edge, the sixth lead change of the final period.
"It was a play that Flip drew up a couple of options to it," Duncan said. "I was kind of the third one."
"Timmy is one of those guys, he makes big plays," Saunders said.
The East had two more chances, but Orlando's Tracy McGrady threw away a lob pass and - after Seattle's Ray Allen made two free throws - Milwaukee's Michael Redd missed a potential tying 3-pointer.
Duncan, who shared All-Star MVP honors with O'Neal in 2000, sank a free throw to seal it. He had a highly characteristic 14 points and 13 rebounds as part of a balanced attack that was tilted in the West's favor by Lakers teammates O'Neal and Bryant.
"My game doesn't change from a regular game to an All-Star Game," Duncan said. "I wish I could be involved in the high-flying stuff, but that's just not what I do."
O'Neal had 24 points, 11 rebounds, a handful of thunderous dunks and several comedic moments as he captured his second All-Star MVP award.
"I'm not one really known known to be taking over an All-Star Game," O'Neal said. "I said to myself if it's going good, nobody is really shining, I'm going to go ahead and go for it."
Bryant, who arrived late to the arena, had 20 points and five steals. He heard some boos from the crowd when he opted for a layup rather than a dunk on a breakaway in the third quarter.
"I just didn't have the momentum so I just laid it in," he said.
For the third time in four years, the midseason showcase came down to the closing moments. A free throw by Duncan tied it at 127-127 with 2:40 to go, but McGrady, who scored 13 points, sank a long jumper. O'Neal tied it again as he hurtled down the lane for a powerful dunk at the 1:57 mark as New Jersey Nets guard Jason Kidd ran for cover.
"I just went in and took it and took 2.9 steps and threw it down," O'Neal said.
"You've got to think about your family," Kidd said. "I don't know if he has an anti-lock brake system but I was just going to get out of the way."
McGrady made a nifty lefthanded drive and Bryant drilled a long jumper before McGrady gave the East its last lead at 132-131 by splitting a pair of free throws with 37 seconds left.
"It was a nail-biter at the end," Bryant said. "It was a good show."
The West had seven players in double figures, as did the East. Allen and Houston center Yao Ming scored 16 points each for the West, while Magloire and New Jersey Nets forward Kenyon Martin- each playing in his first All-Star Game - came off the bench to score 19 and 17 points, respectively.
O'Neal was highly entertaining. He took a couple of spins at point guard in the first half, having his drive swatted out of bounds by Magloire. He later responded by pounding a shot by Magloire into the seats.
"I had a lot of fun," O'Neal said. "A couple of people told me if I get it, there's an opening, they want me to go coast to coast."
In the third quarter, O'Neal scored 10 points on the court and countless points off it. One of his dunks rocked the backboard stanchion so severely it prompted referee Steve Javie to ask if there was an extra one in the building. Seconds later, he scored on a post move, grabbed a fan's video camera and turned it on himself, wiping his brow for effect.
NBA scoring leader Allen Iverson of Philadelphia, who came in with the highest average in All-Star Game history, became a passer, handing out 11 assists with just three points. He had a pair of long lobs that Toronto's Vince Carter turned into jaw-dropping dunks in the first quarter, which ended with the East holding a 33-31 lead.
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After their big man was thrown out, the
Philadelphia 76ers made a big comeback with their little guys.
Center Dikembe Mutombo's ejection early in the third quarter
spurred the 76ers, who rallied from a 20-point deficit behind
guards Allen Iverson and Eric Snow for a 104-96 victory over the
New York Knicks.
Iverson scored 35 points and Snow added 23 for the Sixers, who
won their fourth straight game and showed some of the grit they
displayed last season, when they reached the NBA Finals.
"It's extra special (to win) when you have to fight and
struggle," Iverson said. "We were able to keep fighting through
it. I know last year's team is dead and stinkin', but we took
something from last year's team (in this game)."
"I've had this team for five years and they try," Sixers coach
Larry Brown said. "They might not always play right and they
might not always play good, but they try."
The 7-2 Mutombo, a four-time NBA Defensive Player of the Year,
was ejected in the first minute of the third quarter for a
second flagrant foul. The ensuing free throws by Kurt Thomas
gave the Knicks a 65-45 lead.
That's when Iverson, Snow and the rest of the Sixers came alive,
particularly on the defensive end. Their pressure changed the
tempo of the game, and the momentum shortly thereafter.
"When he got ejected, everybody just stepped up their game,"
Iverson said.
"We said, `What are we gonna do?'" Snow said. "'Are we gonna
lay down? Or are we gonna pick up the intensity?'"
The 6-3 Snow set the tone, going chest-to-chest with Allan
Houston off the ensuing inbounds pass. He limited him to 1-of-9
shooting in the second half after Houston had torched the Sixers
for five 3-pointers and 18 points in the first half.
Snow collected four steals as did Iverson, the league leader in
that category. The 6-foot superstar used his quickness to
contest nearly every pass and make things difficult for the
Knicks to get into their offense.
During the third-quarter rally, Iverson dove to break up an
inbounds pass, scrambled to his feet to get the ball and dunked,
stunning the sellout crowd at Madison Square Garden.
"They have great quickness," admitted Knicks coach Don Chaney,
whose team blew another double-digit lead. "They get into guys.
That's what happened. I thought they really got into us."
The defense allowed the Sixers to put together bursts of 11-0
and 10-0 that pulled them into a 70-70 tie with 1:56 remaining
in the third quarter. Less than a minute later, Snow made a
steal and passed to Iverson, who drove and dished to Derrick
Coleman for a layup and a 74-72 lead.
There were six lead changes in the fourth quarter, the last on
two free throws by Matt Harpring that gave the Sixers a 91-90
edge with 3:50 to play. Iverson and Snow took over from there,
combining for 11 of Philadelphia's last 13 points.
"Allen and Eric, I don't think guards can play better than
that," Brown said.
Iverson, who made 12-of-28 shots and 11-of-11 free throws, sank
two from the line for a 93-90 lead with 3:22 remaining. On the
next trip, he found Snow for a jumper with 2:19 left.
Othella Harrington put home Houston's airball, but again Iverson
found Snow for a driving three-point play and a 98-92 advantage
with 1:30 to go. Snow made 10-of-17 shots and fell two points
shy of his career high matched Friday night vs. Indiana.
"I'm feeling pretty good and I'm looking for the shot," Snow
said. "I'm trying to create or create shots for other people.
I've been told to be more aggressive, but it's still situations
in games."
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