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BitMake's Cutting-Edge Technology Delivers Lightning-Fast Transactions with Zero Lag.

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Wednesday, October 18, 2023
Bitcoin, ZeroMQ, Earthquake, ARM, USDT, FPGA, Architecture, Prometheus, Silk, Maintenance, Friends, Interview, Risk, KYC, AWS, Eye, USD, MongoDB, Movement, Marketing, Memory, Fire, Automation, Cryptocurrency, Video game, Computer data storage, Kubernetes

With the new developments, BitMake's cutting-edge technology delivers lightning-fast transactions with zero lag.

Key Points: 
  • With the new developments, BitMake's cutting-edge technology delivers lightning-fast transactions with zero lag.
  • With millions of transactions per second, BitMake becomes the first platform to upgrade millisecond transactions to microsecond transactions, eradicating the frustrations experienced during peak trading times on other platforms.
  • BitMake adopts distributed cluster technology and microservice architecture to ensure the high availability and scalability of its core trading system.
  • Looking ahead, only exchanges that deeply delve into technology can take root in the digital asset industry and become evergreen.

Intelligent Light and JAXA Demonstrate the Power of Kombyne™ In Transit Co-processing for CFD Simulations

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Tuesday, November 29, 2022
Data Management, Engineering, Technology, Manufacturing, Software, Internet, Hardware, Internet, JAXA, ZeroMQ, Multimedia, GUI, HPC, Intelligent lighting, Supercomputer, Intelligence, CFD, OpenFOAM, ParaView, 3D printing, Medical imaging

Intelligent Light in collaboration with JAXA demonstrated the power of Kombyne in transit co-processing for CFD Simulations at the Supercomputing 22 event in Dallas, Texas.

Key Points: 
  • Intelligent Light in collaboration with JAXA demonstrated the power of Kombyne in transit co-processing for CFD Simulations at the Supercomputing 22 event in Dallas, Texas.
  • JAXA has been relying on Intelligent Light visualization and post-processing tools since the early days of FieldView.
  • JAXA used OpenFOAM with a Kombyne integration on their supercomputer in Japan which Intelligent Light had already instrumented with Kombyne.
  • Kombyne and Intelligent Light are trademarks of JMSI, Inc.
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