Data center sustainability amid the future of AI
Artificial intelligence is placing increased demands on data centers, making energy efficiency and sustainability a key concern.
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Grace Hopper superchips continue Nvidia's support for HPC
Jensen Huang, CEO of Nvidia, calls Grace Hopper a great leap forward will help supercomputers around the globe solve previously thorny challenges.
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How generative AI can modernize medicine
The healthcare industry has reached a turning point. It can now handle and analyze vast amounts of data in ways not possible without artificial intelligence.
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Why networking for AI needs AI for networking
Even if you have no immediate plans to build a network for AI, AI can streamline operations, which will improve employee and customer experience
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Assessing the post-quantum threat: 3 tips to be ready
Quantum computing promises impressive breakthroughs in many aspects of industry and our daily lives, but it also brings a major challenge to cybersecurity
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Why telcos are 'all in' on artificial intelligence
Over the past few years, 5G has been the priority for telcos, but that has given way to artificial intelligence, particularly generative AI
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How confidential computing is changing cloud data security
Confidential computing prevents unauthorized access, ensuring that the data remains confidential, even if the computing infrastructure is compromised.
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Can Congress' $52B chip bill overcome the silicon shortage?
Biden Administration's infrastructure bill may have garnered the lion’s share of media attention, but Congress hasn’t forgotten the chip shortage
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Op-Ed: Intel’s New Branding Is an Admission It's Losing the Race
The chipmaker claims its new naming scheme more accurately reflects the relative performance of its chips, but it's also an admission it no longer sets the bar for innovation. -
Intel Plays Chip Shortage to Its Advantage
The semiconductor shortage and the U.S.-China trade war could buy Intel time to reinvent itself before its competitors can get too far ahead. -
Nvidia’s CPU Isn’t the Harbinger of x86 Doom You Think It Is
The jolly green giant of the semiconductor industry has decided to wade into the CPU market, but Intel and AMD probably don’t have anything to worry about yet. -
SD-WAN Is Just a SASE Trojan Horse
SD-WAN will be critical for driving the adoption of SASE, but long term its relevance will fade as routing joins security in the cloud and at the edge. -
Apple’s M1 Macs Offer Hints of Arm’s Data Center Future
The Apple M1 is a “watershed moment” for Arm in the client space and an allegory for a shift to Arm in the data center, Ampere's Jeff Wittich said. -
The Chips Are Down. Can Intel Catch Up?
As Intel fumbles with its 10- and 7-nanometer chips, the competition is already moving on, and so are its customers. -
Did We Just Attend the Last Trade Show Ever at RSA?
Security professionals tend to be at least a moderately paranoid bunch, and adding a real virus to the usual digital viruses at RSA definitely upped the paranoia this year. -
How Will Open Source Deal With Success?
“Part of winning is that with great power comes great responsibility,” noted Red Hat CTO Chris Wright at this year's Open Source Summit event. -
Is Google’s Cloud Strategy the Ultimate Trojan Horse?
Google is saying we're OK with being your No. 2 choice — for now. While Amazon and Microsoft tout customers going all-in on AWS and Azure, Google embraces hybrid -
Why Lenovo’s One to Watch in 2019
The data center server vendor made several smart partnerships around HCI and cloud last year, and now it’s moving into edge and IoT. -
KubeCon Showed Kubernetes’ Power and Challenges
CNCF claimed 8,000 attendees and an additional 2,000 that were on a waitlist to attend this week's event. I think those on the waitlist snuck in. -
4 Things to Consider When Virtualizing Networking and Security
In order to plan the transition to virtualizing their business, enterprises must consider the required functionality, as well as complexity, cost, and performance. -
How and Why to Give 4G the 5G Treatment
MEC is an idea whose time has come. And for mobile operators, advertisers, and OTT providers, it's also an idea that can't come soon enough. -
Oracle Cloud Tech Seems Solid. But Is It Too Late?
The company’s got about a year to turn around its Oracle cloud business if it’s going to meet its lofty goals. -
Composability: Are We There Yet?
When full composability is achieved, data centers will be defined by the needs of applications. This will require simple, open, standards-based, and scalable solutions. -
There’s a Group Working on an Open Source Silicon Instruction Set
The RISC-V initiative is creating a free and open instruction set architecture for the next generation of chipsets. -
Can NFV Help in Rolling Out DDoS Mitigation Services?
Moving the security perimeter into the cloud helps companies that are struggling with the budget and talent needed to keep security in-house.