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Whoa. One of the creative studios behind The Matrix’s virtual world is entering a new kind of virtual environment: GPU-powered virtual workstations. Animal Logic — one of the world’s leading independent creative digital studios —  has had a hand in films including The Matrix, Moulin Rouge! and, more recently, The LEGO Movie 2: The Second Read article >

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Climate researchers look into the future to project how much the planet will warm in coming decades — but they often rely on decades-old software to conduct their analyses. This legacy software architecture is difficult to update with new methodologies that have emerged in recent years. So a consortium of researchers is starting from scratch, Read article >

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There’s less than a 50 percent chance that a round of in vitro fertilization — one of the most common treatments for infertility, running up to $15,000 — will succeed. But those odds could be dramatically improved with an AI tool developed by researchers at Cornell University. Introduced in 1978, IVF is a process through Read article >

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