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University of Sydney unveils new AI-ready supercomputer

Network Infrastructure

University of Sydney unveils new AI-ready supercomputer

The University of Sydney has launched Artemis 3, a USD $2.3 million next-gen AI-ready supercomputer from Dell EMC, boosting research and academic capabilities.

By Patrick Martlew • 4 min read • Thu, 7th Jun 2018

Global Stories

University of Sydney stories

Public dataset to help researchers predict malicious activity unveiled

Public dataset to help researchers predict malicious activity unveiled

Australian researchers have unveiled the largest public dataset of malicious internet activity, spanning 10 years, to help predict cyber threats.

By Sara Barker • 3 min read • Tue, 8th Oct 2019

Aussies bring next-gen zinc bromide batteries to life

DataCentre infrastructure

Aussies bring next-gen zinc bromide batteries to life

Australian company Gelion launches innovative zinc bromide batteries at the University of Sydney, pioneering safer, cost-effective energy storage solutions.

By Ben Moore • 3 min read • Thu, 28th Feb 2019

Stories from Other Regions

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Sydney’s and Adelaide’s ‘liveable city’ urban plans have one big flaw

Sydney’s and Adelaide’s ‘liveable city’ urban plans have one big flaw

Researchers say both plans favour congestion relief and global image over health equity, leaving outer suburbs short-changed.

By Staff Writer • 4 min read • Mon, 25th Nov 2019

Don’t rely on smartphone apps to treat back pain

Health Technologies

Don’t rely on smartphone apps to treat back pain

People with back pain face little guidance, as a University of Sydney study finds most treatment apps are poor quality and untested.

By Geoff • 3 min read • Mon, 3rd Jul 2017

Shining a light on melanomas not caused by the sun

Shining a light on melanomas not caused by the sun

New genetic findings suggest rarer melanomas on the hands, feet and internal surfaces are driven by causes other than UV exposure.

By Geoff • 3 min read • Mon, 8th May 2017