Intel Cascade Lake-X: Intel Cascade Lake-X is a server-class CPU that was announced in 2019. It is based on the Cascade Lake architecture and has up to 56 cores and 112 threads. Cascade Lake-X is designed for high-performance computing and artificial intelligence workloads.

Amazon AWS Graviton 3: Amazon AWS Graviton 3 is a server-class CPU that was announced in 2022. It is based on the Armv9 architecture and has up to 64 cores and 128 threads. Graviton 3 is designed for high-performance computing and artificial intelligence workloads.

ARM Neoverse N2: ARM Neoverse N2 is a server-class CPU that was announced in 2022. It is based on the Armv9 architecture and has up to 128 cores and 256 threads. Neoverse N2 is designed for high-performance computing and artificial intelligence workloads.

AMD Bergamo: AMD Bergamo is a server-class CPU that was announced in 2022. It is based on the Zen 4 architecture and has up to 128 cores and 256 threads. Bergamo is designed for high-performance computing and artificial intelligence workloads.

In #Compute #Acceleration news, more details on the new many-cores AMD Bergamo and Genoa-X offerings. How does it compare to other offerings by ARM, Amazon or Intel?

A long-form post on the use of Next-Generation Sequencing (NGS) for personalized cancer vaccines, with the example of the recently published BioNTech pancreatic cancer clinical trial. Available on the site that rhymes with haystack, two clicks away at

N50 of 6-7kb, phasing to 200kb, would indicate that the tagmentation step is introducing the barcode, so each 5-6kb fragment receives the same one from one bead, phasing possible in silico.

It seems like the fragment length distribution of $ILMN Illumina's CLR tech comes from this tagmentation step.

Following on from the UK NIHR 20,000 genome study, the German #lonGER initiative now announced.

$ILMN Illumina's departing CEO DeSouza had been under pressure from activist investor Carl Icahn since March over his handling of Illumina's acquisition of cancer liquid biopsy firm Grail.

Will the $ILMN Illumina's CEO departure mean the definite divestment of GrailBio? #liquidbiopsy #MCED

Based on the timestamp, Endpoints are the ones who broke the news on $ILMN Illumina's CEO departure, a few minutes after the departing CEO tweeted on here his resignation letter posted on LinkedIn.

From the CEO's account himself

Board of Directors has accepted the resignation of Francis deSouza as Illumina's Chief Executive Officer and as a Director, effective Sunday, June 11. Charles Dadswell, Senior Vice President and General Counsel, has been named interim CEO.

$ILMN Illumina's CEO transition plan

Brian @h2so4hurts breaking the news of $ILMN Illumina's CEO departure? I haven't seen confirmation.

A long-form post on Pixelgen's Molecular Pixelation #Spatial #Biology #Proteomics method, and my interpretation of the consequences to companies like $TXG $NSTG $AKYA, @vizgen_inc and others, at the site that rhymes with haystack:

Many people would recommend not to invest in the 'c' word because you think that the US debt is too large.

Overall, the US still has a significant amount of geopolitical dominance. This makes US debt only relatively large compared to the power of other large currencies, like the Euro, the Yuan, or the Yen.

but it is too early to say whether this will be successful, as other countries, including those willing to trade with Russia, are still reliant on the US dollar for their balance of currencies.

Russia is still refusing to accept Indian currency when selling oil and gas to India. This is a sign that Russia is trying to move away from the US dollar,

China owns a large amount of US debt, which gives it some leverage over the US. However, China is also dependent on the US economy, so it is unlikely to use its leverage to destabilize the US.

Additionally, the US can use a number of economic sanctions to make it difficult for other countries to trade in currencies other than the US dollar. They did it to Venezuela for a while. Also Iran.