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Newly developed algorithms may be the solution to reducing the increasing energy consumption and cost of high performance computing (HPC) networks, according to University of Sydney director of HPC Professor Albert Zomaya.
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University research has found that social networks like Twitter have a more powerful role in disseminating public health information than search engines.
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