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Analysis - Silicon
In-depth analysis of networking, cloud, and AI infrastructure trends
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AI shakes up the Ethernet, InfiniBand battle
650 Group predicts the overall scale-out networking space will more than double by year-end, generating more than $8 billion in revenues
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Nvidia pushes beyond data centers to ‘AI factories’
It's all about enterprises making strategic infrastructure investment, CEO Jensen Huang said. -
When will telecom embrace network AI?
PwC's Dan Hays said artificial intelligence was 'blindingly front and center' at the recent Mobile World Congress Barcelona 2025 event.
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Is AI-RAN set to run?
Téral Research predicts the global market will grow from $1.7 billion this year to $10.4 billion in 2030, adding that the “current ecosystem is vibrant.”
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Should Broadcom be eyeing Intel?
Analysts see opportunity and humongous hurdles. -
AI Fabric Orchestration: Supercharging AI Networks
SONiC NOS optimizes AI network traffic flow, leveraging ONES 3.0 for efficient GPU communication and lossless transmission. -
Aviz Networks Releases ONES 3.0 for AI Network Management
Aviz Networks introduced ONES 3.0, enhancing AI network management with features like improved visibility into GPU performance and a new orchestration framework. -
Transforming AI Fabric with ONES: Enhanced Observability for GPU Performance
Aviz Networks introduces ONES 3.0, enhancing observability and management of AI fabrics, focusing on GPU performance. -
Intel CEO Gelsinger leaves the chip giant listless
Forrester Research Senior Analyst Alvin Nguyen explained that “tech execs need to pay attention to who Intel brings in as CEO." -
Intel eyes AI-fueled data center tailwind
“As you go into enterprise [artificial intelligence], we expect to place a more prominent role,” CEO Pat Gelsinger said. -
Arm SVP defines his company's revised AI development approach
Arm and Github are integrating their platforms through a new GitHub Copilot extension. -
GenAI raises the stakes for data engineering
Generative artificial intelligence has enormous potential to transform organizations, but its success will hinge on the adaptability of data engineering teams. -
Is EchoStar ready to battle Verizon, AT&T, and T-Mobile?
The odds are long, but that's just how EchoStar Chairman Charlie Ergen likes them.
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AI a big driver of Intel’s open-source efforts
This includes work with open-source groups and collaboration with rivals. -
How long can AWS, Microsoft, Google drive data center capex surge?
Artificial intelligence is driving the boom but is also impacting job growth. -
How Supermicro's versatility brings out the best in Intel NetSec Accelerator Reference Design
Modular servers and smart NICs: Supermicro unlocks Intel's NetSec design flexibility. -
Nvidia dominates GPU market with AI-ready machines
Though a sizable cavern exists between Nvidia and its competitors, AMD and Intel “could gain some share from Nvidia this year,” analyst Baron Fung said
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Data center cooling technology moves to the edge
JetCool's SmartPlate liquid cooling system reduces power consumption by 15% compared to air-cooled servers at the edge.
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Broadcom's VMware acquisition brings surprising consequences — how to prepare
Here's what VMware users can expect as Broadcom hastens to make good on its plan to nearly double VMware’s profitability in the next three years. -
Intel's substation data centers support renewable energy grids
Gone are the rows of old, proprietary electrical and mechanical equipment in grid substations. In come server racks. -
AI heats up data center infrastructure market
Nvidia's costly and supply-constrained H100 GPUs fueled Q3 growth in data center thermal management and power distribution market segments. -
Kinetica aims to enable telcos to converse with their data
Kinetica’s real-time GPU database was built for spatial and time-series workloads. With its telecommunications platform, users can ask complex questions and visualize and interact with billions of data points. -
Broadcom, AMD and Nvidia lead AI buzz
Broadcom, AMD, and Nvidia talk about artificial intelligence the most, and the AI rush hasn't quite hit the cloud hyperscalers, new data suggests.
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Do answers to AI infrastructure challenges lie in networking, not GPUs?
Arrcus sets itself apart with a networking-based approach to artificial intelligence, CEO Shekar Ayyar said.