Cerebras spins Nvidia’s Groq tie‑up as proof its wafer‑scale bet was right
Why Nvidia’s GTC 2026 keynote was ‘the best thing ever’ for Cerebras
Why Nvidia’s GTC 2026 keynote was ‘the best thing ever’ for Cerebras
Chip rival looks to fight off encroachment into the CPU space while also breaking CUDA’s lock-in
Agentic AI, with 45 mentions in the keynote alone, emerged as the true flagship vision for securing the company's future
Cisco and Palo Alto Networks on being part of the European security ecosystem
With three live sites and a waitlist already open, the race to prove tower-side edge compute is real has begun
Move over speeds and feeds; it’s all about programmability, platforms, and ‘velocity’
While the platform’s mechanics sounds complex, that complexity is targeted at a specific need
Vast Data, Weka, and more set out their stalls as AI bottlenecks grow
A deep dive into the AI-first backbone connecting venues across Northern Italy
CEO talks quantization, Nvidia, and serving South Korea's telecom giants
If deployed correctly, AI can be a helpful tool in protecting against cyber threats – freeing up cybersecurity staff to focus on the bigger picture
How observability, identity, operational technology – and yes, AI – are driving big ticket deals for the likes of Snowflake, ServiceNow, and Veeam
From Russian GRU operations to Chinese espionage campaigns, AI is transforming cyber warfare. But that change is a bit more nuanced
Quantum network breakthroughs, outages & the new home of networking news
From faster networks to smarter controllers, these companies are turning the memory crunch into opportunity
AMD, Intel, and startups like Spectral Compute line up to reduce hardware lock-in and snatch chip giant's computing crown
Greg Brockman’s called it the year of AI agents. The industry delivered … sort of
Billion-dollar GPUs may dominate the headlines, but a strong sovereign storage foundation will prove the real star in eliminating AI bottlenecks
How the memory crunch is reshaping the AI infrastructure market and pushing costs downstream
AWS, Cisco, CoreWeave, Nutanix and more make the inference case as hyperscalers, neoclouds, open clouds, and storage go beyond model training
Or is it here to take over what the open ecosystem hasn’t been able to accomplish?
Operators wanted cheaper networks. Politicians wanted to counter China. Neither got what they hoped for
The year's biggest wins, most spectacular flops, and everything in between
The year's biggest wins, most spectacular flops, and everything in between