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  • AI IS RISC-V’S TROJAN HORSE INTO THE DATACENTER

    If the workload-specific datacenter dominates in the near term, it could be RISC-V’s time to shine. While most often associated with embedded devices, there is a push to use RISC-V as the base for AI...
  • 01/08/2021 2186
  • The Many Other High Costs Cloud Users Pay

    Isn’t it funny how the same hyperscalers who are maniacal about building everything themselves – and who are making a fortune selling access to their infrastructure as cloud services – want you to use...
  • 31/07/2021 2888
  • INTEL BRACES FOR DPU HIT, AWAITS JEVON’S PARADOX BOUNCE

    We said this a long time ago, and we are going to say it again now. One big reason that Intel paid $16.7 billion to buy FPGA maker Altera was that it was hedging on the future of compute in the datace...
  • 31/07/2021 1865
  • Lenovo Gives SuperMUC-NG Supercomputer An Upgrade

    Lenovo became a powerhouse in the HPC and supercomputer spaces back in 2014, when it bought IBM’s System x server division for $2.1 billion in a deal that also saw it license storage and system manage...
  • 31/07/2021 5063
  • U.S. Institutions Put Fujitsu A64FX Through the Paces

    The Fugaku supercomputer, based on the Arm-driven A64FX processor and custom Fujitsu Tofu-D fabric, has been proven architecturally on a number of HPC and large-scale AI benchmarks and has drawn consi...
  • 30/07/2021 2654
  • Google Does The Server Math With Tau Cloud Instances

    In a world where Moore’s Law is slowing and hardware has to be increasingly co-designed with the system software stack and the applications that run above it, the matrix of possible combinations of ha...
  • 30/07/2021 3228
  • INTEL DELAYS “SAPPHIRE RAPIDS” SERVER CHIPS, CONFIRMS HBM MEMORY OPTION

    It is a relatively quiet International Supercomputing conference on the hardware front, with no new processors or switch ASICs being announced from the usual suspects. While Trish Damkroger, general m...
  • 30/07/2021 2160
  • A 35 Petabyte All-Flash Balancing Act

    Last week, we introduced the Perlmutter supercomputer, the next-gen system at NERSC that will likely secure the #5 spot on the Top 500 list of the world’s most powerful machines. In that piece we kept...
  • 13/07/2021 2509
  • Cortus Hopes to Stake Early RISC-V HPC Claim

    There are some unique developments afoot at the Barcelona Supercomputing Center (BSC), which stands to reason for the only HPC site to be housed in a former church.The site will be home to the world’s...
  • 01/07/2021 2738
  • Think Locally About Data Management, But Act Globally

    The amount of data being created is continuing to rise exponentially and it’s coming in all shapes and sizes and from myriad locations. It’s structured and – increasingly – unstructured and being gene...
  • 01/07/2021 5922
  • HPE Builds Lighthouse Platform On GreenLake Services

    The hybrid cloud is convincing established players that they need to play on both sides of the net, in the cloud (as well as the edge) and on premises. We’ve seen Amazon Web Services (with its Outpost...
  • 01/07/2021 2459
  • cpu virtualization: the tech driving cloud economics

    We can rent as much or as little compute capacity or storage or connectivity as we want, and we can get it when we want it. And we don’t have to maintain or account for any of that hardware. What a gr...
  • 30/06/2021 4282
  • WHY IBM IS SUING GLOBALFOUNDRIES OVER CHIP ROADMAP FAILURES

    The tight linkage between chip designs and chip manufacturing processes has caused its share of havoc in the IT sector, and it is getting worse as Moore’s Law has slowed and Dennard scaling died a dec...
  • 30/06/2021 2273

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