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SC16’s Salt Lake City conference focuses on diversifying world of high-performance computing

November 14, 2016
As important as science and technology is to the more than 11,000 professionals, researchers, students and teachers from more than 55 nations who are convening in Salt Lake City this week’s SC16 global supercomputing conference, the focus on women...
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