“Cameron is very intelligent and self motivated. He has a great deal of interest in technology and quickly masters new subjects with ease. Cameron has the ability to come up with alternative that get work done in a more functional manner and works very well with others regardless of their business function. Cameron's ability to get things done quickly and with high quality would make me pick him for any team I was putting together.”
Cameron Brunner
West Dundee, Illinois, United States
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I’m excited to share that I’ve recently been promoted within Google Cloud, stepping into a new role leading Global Go-to-Market for Arm Axion and…
I’m excited to share that I’ve recently been promoted within Google Cloud, stepping into a new role leading Global Go-to-Market for Arm Axion and…
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This year I will be delivering two presentations at our Altair Booth at SC25. Stop by on Tuesday to hear a great hybrid HPC-Quantum use case from…
This year I will be delivering two presentations at our Altair Booth at SC25. Stop by on Tuesday to hear a great hybrid HPC-Quantum use case from…
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With all the buzz about the latest LLMs and #AI videos of giraffes jumping on backyard trampolines, everyone seems to have forgotten about classic…
With all the buzz about the latest LLMs and #AI videos of giraffes jumping on backyard trampolines, everyone seems to have forgotten about classic…
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Gridware Cluster Scheduler and Open Cluster Scheduler now come with Systemd integration including cgroup v2 support both for managing the services…
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After an incredible journey at Seqera, it’s time for a new chapter. I’m deeply grateful to my brilliant colleagues, friends, and the amazing…
After an incredible journey at Seqera, it’s time for a new chapter. I’m deeply grateful to my brilliant colleagues, friends, and the amazing…
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How fun to be at ISC in Hamburg for the first time in years. I grabbed Fritz Ferstl as soon as we both arrived to compare notes on what we think is…
How fun to be at ISC in Hamburg for the first time in years. I grabbed Fritz Ferstl as soon as we both arrived to compare notes on what we think is…
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Congrats to the Univa Corporation Engineering team on achieving a unique milestone. What makes this special is two things. 1) 1M+ cores in a single…
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