Student hacks Raspberry Pi to run college bar Wired.co.uk A student at the University of Oxford has modified a Raspberry Pi to alleviate the workload at his college bar.
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Universidad Galileo (Galileo University) in Guatemala have launched a free, Spanish language MOOC (Massive Open Online Course**) titled “ Introducción a Raspberry Pi “. The University says (via my rubbish tourist Spanish, sorry): In this course, students will get to know the Raspberry Pi and learn what it can do; which [Linux] distributions are available; how to develop simple applications using Python; and how to control external devices using the GPIO interface. The emphasis is on theory first, then demonstrations and ultimately the student is encouraged to reinforce their learning by first replicating and then improving what they’ve been shown.
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Introduction to the Raspberry Pi: free online course in Spanish starts October 14th
Qcloud: the Raspberry Pi of quantum computing PC Authority Quantum computing has mostly been confined to research labs – but now any hobbyist can run experiments on a quantum chip from their browser. Researchers at the University of Bristol have created “Qcloud”, giving the public access to their low-capacity,
V3.co.uk Qcloud: quantum computing's Raspberry Pi PC Pro Quantum computing has mostly been confined to research labs – but now any hobbyist can run experiments on a quantum chip from their browser. Researchers at the University of Bristol have created “Qcloud”, giving the public access to their low-capacity,
HPCwire Building Supercomputers with Raspberries HPCwire That could be made possible through recent advancements made with the Raspberry Pi computers.
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Building Supercomputers with Raspberries – HPCwire
You thought that we’d finished, didn’t you? You thought that I’d gone to bed to dream of building diamond cubes using nested loops
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This Death Star Hologram Was Made Using A Raspberry Pi Gizmodo Australia A group at the University of Leeds in the UK could make your dreams come true, as long as you don't mind the requirements: a plastic enclosure containing a ring of LEDs spinning at 300rpm, a Raspberry Pi and uh, electricity.
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This Death Star Hologram Was Made Using A Raspberry Pi – Gizmodo Australia
Hot Hardware Researcher at Boise State University Creates Raspberry Pi -Based Supercomputer Hot Hardware What's a fellow to do when the campus Beowulf cluster isn't quite ideal for his Electrical and Computer Engineering dissertation project? Build one of his own, of course.
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Researcher at Boise State University Creates Raspberry Pi-Based Supercomputer – Hot Hardware
Raspberry Pi : Should you buy a $25 computer? Houma Courier The low-cost Raspberry Pi is the brainchild of Eben Upton.
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Raspberry Pi: Should you buy a $25 computer? – Houma Courier
IT PRO Raspberry Pi and Lego cloud cooked up by Glasgow University IT PRO The undertaking, dubbed the Raspberry Pi Cloud project, was the brainchild of four lecturers at the University's School of Computing, Dr Dimitrios Pezaros, Dr Jeremy Singer, Dr Posco Tso and Dr David White.
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Raspberry Pi and Lego cloud cooked up by Glasgow University – IT PRO