A new age in High-performance computing (HPC) is about to begin at the University of Melbourne. Melbourne, July 5: The University has launched a new HPC service called Spartan. It combines traditional HPC with a flexible cloud computing component. No other university has put a system like this into production.Read More →
Mumbai, July 5: Hailing the power of the girl child, Aamir Khan unveiled the second poster of DANGAL and it’s an all and all family affair. The tag line ‘mari chori, choro se kam hai ke’ (are my daughters lesser then any men) in pitch Haryanvi accent, the poster raisesRead More →
Sydney, July 4: The University of New South Wales has appointed distinguished former Indian diplomat, author and educator Amit Dasgupta as its inaugural India Country Director. The position, based in New Delhi, will strengthen and deepen UNSW’s ties with India across education, knowledge exchange and research. During his diplomatic career,Read More →
Migrants not interested in Commonwealth or Republic status; emotional and intellectual investment largely focussed towards their financial security. Melbourne, July 5: Most newly-arrived migrants and refugees believe in low taxes, leaving the GST rate where it is and that Australia is still a land where hard work is rewarded, accordingRead More →
Sydney, July 5: The impact of Brexit on regional growth and the current obsession with monetary policy are amongst the threats to the global banking and financial sector likely to dominate discussion at a major international conference on banking stability be held in Sydney later this month. The Banking andRead More →
Malcolm Turnbull was elected leader by the Liberal party in the belief that he could win the 2016 election. He has now failed a crucial political test and his future is in serious doubt, writes Dr Nick Economou. Melbourne, July 4: The Liberal-National coalition may have lost government in theRead More →
Melbourne, July 3: In a double first, the world-renowned Performance Studies International (PSi) conference is headed to Australia and opening its doors to the public. This year’s conference explores the theme Performing Climates and will provide a platform for scholars, artists and the public to come together to engage onRead More →