RWF Consulting LLC is an Irvine, California, USA and previously a P.R. China based firm that focused on international advanced processes and support for industry and academia.
Latest focus utilizing Quantum Entanglement to expedite:
cancer diagnosis
Current product in development is RWF LLC Quantum Entanglement Expander (Trademark) Patent Pending
The current focus of RWF Consulting LLC is supporting the healthcare industry by promoting state of the art applications.
RWF Consulting LLC is a Microsoft Partner, see current articles identifying approach to solving the problem of cancer:
Utilizing Quantum Entanglement to expedite Cancer diagnosis:
How Microsoft computer scientists and researchers are working to ‘solve‘ cancer:
https://news.microsoft.com/stories/computingcancer/
In addition to the approaches identified above and computing processing approaches identified below, the Artificial Intelligence tools are being developed providing life-saving capabilities identified in this paper:
https://spectrum.ieee.org/biomedical/diagnostics/the-first-frontier-for-medical-ai-is-the-pathology-lab
These breakthroughs support physical biopsies. RWF Consulting LLC is working toward applying the Artificial Intelligence tools to liquid biopsies to address tumors that are not accessible . Stay tuned....
Advanced processing approaches to computing may be the breakthrough needed to implement timely and cost-effective cancer analytics. Cancer does not wait for health care professional to diagnose a treatment using current digital processing methods. New methods are needed to support .
RWF Consulting LLC is pursuing the below four advanced processing approaches to encourage the real time diagnosis and treatment of cancer patients using liquid biopsy.
1) Quantum Computing
Researchers Finally Proved Quantum Computers are More Powerful Than Classical Computers
https://motherboard.vice.com/en_us/article/evw93z/researchers-finally-proved-quantum-computers-are-more-powerful-than-classical-computers
2) Multi-Core System-on-Chip Massively-Parallel Computing Platform
http://apt.cs.manchester.ac.uk/projects/SpiNNaker/
http://spinnakermanchester.github.io/docs/SpiNN2DataShtV202.pdf
3) Exascale Computing
The Exascale Computing Project is accelerating delivery of a capable exascale computing ecosystem for breakthroughs in scientific discovery, energy assurance, economic competitiveness, and national security.
https://www.exascaleproject.org/
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Cray and Microsoft Bring Supercomputing to Microsoft Azure
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Customers Can Run HPC, AI, and Advanced Analytics Workloads at Supercomputing Scale Avoiding Datacenter Constraints
SEATTLE and REDMOND, Wash., Oct. 23, 2017 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Global supercomputer leader Cray Inc. (Nasdaq:CRAY) today announced an exclusive strategic alliance with Microsoft Corp. (Nasdaq:MSFT) that gives enterprises the tools to enable a new era of discovery and insight, while broadening the availability of supercomputing to new markets and new customers. Under the partnership agreement, Microsoft and Cray will jointly engage with customers to offer dedicated Cray supercomputing systems in Microsoft Azure datacenters to enable customers to run AI, advanced analytics, and modeling and simulation workloads at unprecedented scale, seamlessly connected to the Azure cloud.
Cray’s tightly coupled system architecture and Aries interconnect addresses the exponential demand for compute capability, real-time insights, and scalable performance needed by enterprises today. With this new partnership, Cray and Microsoft have made it easier for cloud customers to harness the power of supercomputing and multiply their problem-solving potential. Cray and Microsoft will also bring these advantages to a new set of customers who were previously unable to purchase or maintain an on-premise Cray system.
The availability of Cray supercomputers in Azure empowers researchers, analysts, and scientists with the ability to train AI deep learning models in fields such as medical imaging and autonomous vehicles in a fraction of the time. Pharmaceutical and biotech scientists driving precision medicine discovery can now perform whole genome sequencing, shortening the time from computation to cure. Automotive and aerospace product engineers can now conduct crash simulation, computational fluid dynamic simulations, or build digital twins for rapid and precise product development and optimized maintenance. Geophysicists in energy companies can accelerate oil field analysis and reduce exploration risk through superior seismic imaging fidelity and faster reservoir characterization. All performed in days and minutes, not months and weeks.
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Analog Computing
Back to analog computing: Columbia researchers merge analog and digital computing on a single chip
Digital computers have had a remarkable run, giving rise to the modern computing and communications age and perhaps leading to a new one of artificial intelligence and the Internet of things. But speed bumps are starting to appear. As digital chips get smaller and hotter, limits to increases in future speed and performance come into view, and researchers are looking for alternative computing methods. In any case, the discrete step-by-step methodology of digital computing was never a good fit for dynamic or continuous problems—modeling plasmas or running neural networks—or for robots and other systems that react in real time to real-world inputs. A better approach may be analog computing, which directly solves the ordinary differential equations at the heart of continuous problems. Essentially mothballed since the 1970s for being inaccurate and hard to program, analog computing is being updated by Columbia researchers; by merging analog and digital on a single chip, they gain the advantages of analog and bypass its problems.
https://www.cs.columbia.edu/2016/back-to-analog-computing-columbia-researchers-merge-analog-and-digital-computing-on-a-single-chip/
RWF Consulting LLC is pursuing the above advanced processing approaches to encourage the real time diagnosis and treatment of cancer patients using liquid biopsy.
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A comment from Ralph W. Farrington:
Having experimented with Analog Computing before it disappeared and before being trained on digital computing I am intrigued with Analog and or Analog Hybrid computing being applied to the cancer problem.
Machine Learning applied via Analog and Analog Hybrid computing may be the breakthrough needed to implement timely and cost effective cancer analytics. Cancer does not wait for health care professional to diagnose a treatment using current digital processing methods that the author states “ some of the more difficult problems of this size require an immense amount of power or solution times that can stretch into days or even weeks.” He further states “The analog processing on a computer of the type my colleagues and I have developed typically takes about a millisecond. The solution of differential equations that involve only one derivative typically requires less than 0.1 microjoules of energy on our computer.” See the IEEE Spectrum February 2018 article below:
https://spectrum.ieee.org/computing/hardware/not-your-fathers-analog-computer
Link to Current Healthcare approach of RWF Consulting LLC
The Blue Ribbon Panel report (17 October 2016) of the Cancer MoonshotSM's ambitious goal
The Blue Ribbon Panel report describes 10 transformative research recommendations for achieving the Cancer MoonshotSM's ambitious goal of making a decade's worth of progress in cancer prevention, diagnosis, and treatment in just 5 years.
Over View Video:
https://youtu.be/uQBNApEb1a8
Recommendations of the Blue Ribbon Panel:
https://www.cancer.gov/research/key-initiatives/moonshot-cancer-initiative/blue-ribbon-panel
Full Blue Ribbon Panel 2016 Report:
https://www.cancer.gov/research/key-initiatives/moonshot-cancer-initiative/blue-ribbon-panel/blue-ribbon-panel-report-2016.pdf
Recommended readings:
1) IEEE Computer Society:
IEEE Computer Society digest Computing Edge, March 2017 issue entitled Big Data and Analytics
https://www.computer.org/cms/Computer.org/computing-edge/ce-mar17-final.pdf
2) IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society (EMBS):
IEEE Pulse magazine January/February 2017 issue 45th Anniversary of the War on Cancer
http://pulse.embs.org/january-2017/the-war-on-cancer/
