Andy Patrizio
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AMD unveils exascale data-center accelerator at CES
The Instinct MI300 server accelerator from AMD looks like an absolute beast on paper, with eight times the performance of its predecessor. → Read More
Gigabyte spins off its enterprise business to better serve enterprises
Giga Computing Technology is a new Gigabyte subsidiary focused on supporting servers and other enterprise gear as well as liquid cooling. → Read More
Supermicro launches Arm-powered servers
New Arm-based Mt. Hamilton servers target a range of use cases, from traditional server workloads to cloud and AI. → Read More
Meta considers liquid to cool its hard drives
Tests by Meta and Iceotope find that new, sealed hard disk drives can be given precision liquid cooling that is more even than air cooling. → Read More
Dell expands data-protection product line
News includes upgrade of Dell’s APEX data storage services to provide more secure backup storage in a pay-per-use consumption model. → Read More
AMD partners with Arm developer for exascale computing
Deal involves AMD’s Instinct GPU accelerators, which are also used in Frontier, the fastest supercomputer in the world. → Read More
Nvidia tests: DPUs can cut the power servers use
The tests are for their technology but the findings can be applied to any DPU. → Read More
OCP spec for silicon security could help reduce vendor lock-in
The Open Compute Project's Caliptra spec for Root of Trust could lead to better interoperability among cards used in data-center servers. → Read More
Oracle and Nvidia expand AI partnership
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure will feature tens of thousands of Nvidia GPUs and software that are aimed at artificial-intelligence processing. → Read More
Dell launches mini HCI system for Azure Stack
Now you can start very small with a single 1U server and expand. → Read More
Google launches VMs powered by newest Intel Xeon
Google Cloud says its new C3 virtual machine instances deliver performance gains up to 20% over its previous generation C2 instances. → Read More
Intel details FPGA roadmap
Intel is taking its FGPA lineup beyond the data center and extending its Agilex products to remote, edge computing, and embedded systems. → Read More
Report: Price of flash memory to drop faster, further in Q4
TrendForce Research predicts that oversupply of SSDs will lead to price cuts as much as 20% in Q4 2022. → Read More
SambaNova ships second-generation AI systems
SambaNova DataScale servers can perform both AI training and inference, which eliminates expensive data movement. → Read More
Lenovo spends its 30th anniversary making 50 announcements
New Lenovo servers, storage, edge products, and liquid cooling options are each part of an announcement deluge. → Read More
Single-core vs. multi-core CPUs
Some apps need CPU clock speed while others need multiple cores, so base your server purchases accordingly. → Read More
Nvidia Hopper GPU slays predecessor in ML benchmarks
Benchmarks aren't the same as real world use, but they can give a good idea of what’s to come, and Nvidia's Hopper GPU performance is impressive. → Read More
Arm lawsuit threatens Qualcomm chips developed by its Nuvia subsidiary.
A lawsuit claiming license violations by Qualcomm and Nuvia could hobble production of processors based on Arm technology. → Read More
IBM is leasing on-prem System i servers
IBM offers a flat-fee subscription for single-core System i servers. → Read More
Microsoft adds virtual cores to Windows Server licensing
Microsoft adjusts Windows Server fees after threats of lawsuits by European cloud service providers. → Read More