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Microsoft partners with Nvidia, Synopsys for genAI services
Microsoft has announced that it is partnering with chipmaker Nvidia and chip-designing software provider Synopsys to provide enterprises with foundry services and a new chip-design assistant. The announcement was made at the ongoing Microsoft Ignite conference.The foundry services from Nvidia, which will deployed on Microsoft Azure, will combine three of... Read more
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Microsoft’s Maia AI, Azure Cobalt chips to rev up efficiency, performance
After months of speculation that Microsoft was developing its own semiconductors, the company at its annual Ignite conference Wednesday took the covers off two new custom chips, dubbed the Maia AI Accelerator and the Azure Cobalt CPU, which target generative AI and cloud computing workloads, respectively.The new Maia 100 AI... Read more
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Intel updates HPC processor roadmap
Intel kicked off the Supercomputing 2023 conference with a series of high performance computing (HPC) announcements, including a new Xeon line and Gaudi AI processor.Intel will ship its fifth-generation Xeon Scalable Processor, codenamed Emerald Rapids, to OEM partners on December 14. Emerald Rapids features a maximum core count of 64... Read more
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Cisco: Generative AI expectations outstrip enterprise readiness
While 95% of businesses are aware that AI will increase infrastructure workloads, only 17% have networks that are flexible enough to handle the complex requirements of AI. Given that disconnect, it’s too early to see widespread deployment of AI at scale, despite the hype.That's one of the key takeaways from... Read more
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Cloud management skills gap drives hybrid cloud adoption
A lack of cloud management skills could be limiting in-house innovation and the benefits enterprises gain from implementing public cloud exclusively, driving more IT organizations to invest in hybrid cloud environments, according to recent research. In one survey, software vendor Parallels polled 805 IT professionals to learn more about how they... Read more
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Getting started on the Linux (or Unix) command line, Part 1
To get started as a Linux (or Unix) user, you need to have a good perspective on how Linux works and a handle on some of the most basic commands. This first post in a “getting started” series examines some of the first commands you need to be ready to... Read more
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Nvidia unveils new GPU-based platform to fuel generative AI performance
Nvidia has announced a new AI computing platform called Nvidia HGX H200, a turbocharged version of the company’s Nvidia Hopper architecture powered by its latest GPU offering, the Nvidia H200 Tensor Core.The company also is teaming up with HPE to offer a supercomputing system, built on the Nvidia Grace Hopper... Read more
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BrandPost: Combatting ransomware with layered Zero Trust Security
Ransomware is a growing threat to organizations, according to research independently conducted by Enterprise Strategy Group and sponsored by Zerto, a Hewlett Packard Enterprise company.According to the report, 2023 Ransomware Preparedness: Lighting the Way to Readiness and Mitigation, 75% of organizations experienced ransomware attacks in the last 12 months, with10% ... Read more
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Cisco leans on partners, blueprints for AI infrastructure growth
Cisco is taking a collaborative approach to helping enterprise customers build AI infrastructures.At its recent partner summit, Cisco talked up a variety of new programs and partnerships aimed at helping enterprises get their core infrastructure ready for AI workloads and applications.“While AI is driving a lot of changes in technology,... Read more
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LiquidStack expands into single-phase liquid cooling
LiquidStack, one of the first major players in the immersion cooling business, has entered the single-phase liquid cooling market with an expansion of its DataTank product portfolio.Immersion cooling is the process of dunking the motherboard in a nonconductive liquid to cool it. It's primarily centered around the CPU but, in... Read more