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
Bad news, more bad news as Smith's chief trading officer gives AI storage and compute a reality check
And VMware continues to tick along
Hyperscaler and long-time Juniper user keeps faith, but backlog headaches linger on
MTIA 300’s house onboard NICs to ditch PCIe bottlenecks
Cisco's Supermicro push as part of Nvidia suite also aims to tackle current supply bottlenecks
Nebulous Hot Chip updates include apparent acceleration for north-south traffic and a multiplane configuration ‘spotlight’
New releases designed for network-attached storage environments
South Korean giant backs light to unlock next-gen AI memory performance
Hyperscaler brings an end to the standalone era as Broadcom's bundle push continues
Time to say goodbye to the DCA-AGNI-100
Vendor U-turns following recent controversial pricing moves
The site provides a potential workaround for hard-to-procure equipment
CEO says unified compute, network, and storage platform positions firm to meet surging AI workload demand
And VeloCloud is still being integrated
And states: Ruckus 'wasn't for us'
Backblaze fins AI traffic sees 'winter freeze' before Q1 rebound