Nvidia’s networking arm hits $31B as new 'cornerstone' of AI dominance
Jensen Huang declares ‘compute equals revenues’ as the big green giant continues to defy AI market skeptics
Jensen Huang declares ‘compute equals revenues’ as the big green giant continues to defy AI market skeptics
While losing talent on the global product side
11:11 Systems acquired Australia-based Digital Sense
Aims to help elimate data bottlenecks
Preconfigured and ready-to-rock, the kit contains a ruggedized switch, varifocal lens dome camera, and SD-WAN appliance
Time to patch your Aria instance
Defying tech layoffs, Juniper-infused business hires up to seize more networking market share
Specialized storage solution already being used by unnamed edge services neocloud
While the operator is revamping its strategy, some users see the changes as 'disruptive'
Company signals a move beyond storage, acquiring security firm 1Touch to create a comprehensive data management platform
The company will now cater to more than 9,000 users, including brands across restaurants, retail, and distributed industries
Finland's Tieto signs up to Cloud Avenue solution
Citymesh touts hyperscale gains
Exclusive as edge VP Keith Basil reveals industrial and edge-based gains with unique new deal for the open source giant
The new program automatically promotes or demotes data based on live access patterns to ensure key data runs on the right memory hardware
Case stapled shut by Florida judge over jurisdiction conflict
Patches have since been released with users urged to follow its official security advisory
Inferencing needs are expected to surge alongside growing use of agentic and physical AI systems
And warns of upcoming price increases
Amazon Web Services Marketplace to offer operators agentic-flavored rApps
The vendor's network goals continue to sharpen
DownDector suggests X and AWS also experiencing issues, though AWS refutes this
Issues "civil investigative demands" to competitors
NFVIS-for-UC joins FlashStack to form a double tap aimed at moving customers away from Broadcom-induced discontent