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
More power out and less power consumption
Falcon swoops in to join MRC
Switch pairs FBOSS OS with 102T chip for 100K+ GPU clusters
EMEA network chief touts Ethernet lead; lauds OpenAI protocol as networking standard for scale-up and out
MTIA 300’s house onboard NICs to ditch PCIe bottlenecks
MetaRoCE reimagines Ethernet data transfers to fix network latency at AI scale
Nebulous Hot Chip updates include apparent acceleration for north-south traffic and a multiplane configuration ‘spotlight’
Successful tests in Europe will see the pair deploy Omni-Path and eventual Ethernet-based platforms
Government-backed startup’s Vihaan chip to enter production tape-out in 2027
AI infrastructure push pays off with triple-digit hyperscale order growth
Featuring programmable 400G DPUs and a single-hop fabric, Helios targets a streamlined, open-standards approach to rival NVL72
Gartner server CPU gong goes to AMD while Marvell outclasses on optical connectivity
UCL spinout claims its optical switching tech can cut AI network power usage by 81%
Hock Tan unveils $35 billion AI XPU platform as bookings nearly triple quarterly shipments
Microsoft-backed neocloud showcases liquid-cooled Quantum-X Q3450-LD, highlighting efficiency benefits and a lack of need for traditional transceivers
Strategic backing from AMD sees vendor vying to scale AI fabric inventory and expand solutions designed to maximize utilization
Chip giant extends accelerator peripheral lineup as it looks to meet bandwidth-booming workload demands
Liquid cooling hire comes as reports suggest ConnectX-9 power consumption is already causing headaches
Nvidia's reinvention of Ethernet for AI workloads has quickly and quietly made it a networking powerhouse
Hyperscaler leverages a two-tier Ethernet-based topology, custom AI Transport Layer & software tools to deliver a tightly integrated, low-latency platform
Demand for its Ethernet products now ‘on par’ with that of InfiniBand
Effort builds collab with chipmakers to provide a consistent management platform for distributed compute across accelerators
CXL has big beneficial implications for a wide range of industries, including high-performance computing and hyperscalers like Google, Amazon, and Microsoft
Both new groups formed just days before the granddaddy of open source hardware groups, Open Compute Project (OCP), holds its annual summit. All three focus on “fundamentally different areas”