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Patented technology designed to stop tiny errors from crashing large health care, supply chain systems
The COVID-19 pandemic has forced public health, supply chain, transportation, government, economic and many other entities to interact in real time. One of the challenges in large systems interacting in this way is that even tiny errors in one system can cause devastating effects across the entire system chain.
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Purdue entrepreneurial innovator prepares for next move
One of the innovative entrepreneurs who has successfully commercialized Purdue intellectual property to help secure Purdue University and West Lafayette’s reputation for excellence in university technology transfer is preparing for his next adventure.
Technology to improve school safety now can help governments, communities track COVID-19
A Purdue University alumnus now is using technology his team created to improve school safety to help fight the spread of COVID-19.
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Artificial intelligence is energy-hungry. New hardware could curb its appetite.
Just to solve a puzzle or play a game, artificial intelligence can require software running on thousands of computers. That could be the energy that three nuclear plants produce in one hour.
Purdue quantum research receives Department of Defense funding
Research into quantum techniques to more quickly detect explosives and exotic types of quantum camouflage have received funding from the U.S. Department of Defense’s 2020 Multidisciplinary University Research Initiative (MURI) program.
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