SDxCentral Magazine - Issue 2
7-Eleven networks in Taiwan, Verizon’s CTO, OpenAI's networking, and AMD's head of networking tech
7-Eleven networks in Taiwan, Verizon’s CTO, OpenAI's networking, and AMD's head of networking tech
Early talks with Arm led to nothing, but investors reportedly informed of purchase
6% of its global workforce were slashed, including architects and software engineers
VCF gets backing against AI-augmented attacks
Google Distributed Cloud engineering VP follows Chen Goldberg across
IDC Frontier ransomware attack reportedly sees numerous VMs hit, affecting networks and almost 500 organizations
The 42-month program aims to connect two metropolitan quantum networks over long-distance fiber using quantum repeaters
Pair battling it out for TDK's hard drive head unit so it can focus on batteries and sensors
CDN heavyweight to take on enterprise data giants with egress-free analytics platform
Universal data plane and AI token cost optimizations among Data Intelligence enhancements
Storage vendor pitches V12 of its flagship Data platform as a way to keep GPU clouds fed for less
Sovereign controls and OCI partnership part of drive for ‘AI era’ dominance
Saimemory to drive production of AI boosting ZAM chips in new MoU with Shinko
Third acquisition in as many months boosts AI cloud storage efforts
Action also sees Netlist escalate legal battle with Micron
Khaled Maalej says his inferencing chip flies the flag for Europe's compute sovereignty
Bad news, more bad news as Smith's chief trading officer gives AI storage and compute a reality check
Dell leads the market, but Everpure adoption surges
Ludwig Computing to build inference-focused PPUs to smash memory wall
Strands harness hops from Amazon with reported tokenomics boost
HPC expertise offers a valuable foundation, but commercial AI demands reliable, adaptable systems built for more than today’s inference boom
It's ... complicated
Neocloud veterans bank on low-power DRAM to power custom inference servers
Despite soaring WLAN shipments, ongoing component crunches threaten longer lead times
X-Series to aid offloading KV cache for AI inference
Gartner's Magic Quadrant ranking for container management sees Broadcom bashed for VMware, Oracle invisible on AI, and Nutanix pipped somewhat by a Chinese player
KB Securities expects 60% surge in 2027, while warning Samsung and SK Hynix have just over a week's inventory on hand
And VMware continues to tick along
Hyperscaler and long-time Juniper user keeps faith, but backlog headaches linger on