How hyperscalers plan to dominate generative AI

What's left for HPC in the world of generative AI?

Behind generative AI and its impact on the industry

A seven-part article on what large language models and what the next wave of workloads mean for compute, networking, and data center design

The AI revolution needs so much processing power, could it be time to bring in a new generation of chips that combine photonics with conventional silicon?

Building an Arm chip for the cloud

After years of hot air, the digital boiler market is heating up

Exploring the next epoch of data storage

As well as giving mobile operators a new revenue stream, Internet of Things applications could reduce our carbon footprint

Edge data centers aren’t all ISO shipping containers

Radiation shouldn't pose a threat to the data center if you know how to mitigate risks

Covid-19 and supply chain issues are driving up interest in circular thinking for servers and networking gear, but will hyperscalers and hardware-as-a-service OEMs make it the norm?

There’s a major shift happening in server hardware, and it’s emerged from a surprising direction: the humble network card

We talk to Supermicro’s CEO about the evolution of the server market, green computing, and Bloomberg’s hacking allegations

EDSAC was a landmark in computer history. A team of volunteers are rebuilding it, using nothing more than photographs and memories

Keeping up with the cryptocurrencies

We talk to LyteLoop’s CEO about using light to store data

E-waste is the major focus of data center decommissioning, but more thought needs to be given to mechanical and electrical equipment such as generators

Installed at Kao Data's data center, the system is set to go live soon

We talk to Loon's CTO about what Alphabet is up to

Is Edge going to change everything or will it fit alongside everything we already have?

The secret to unleashing more computer power for very little energy cost could be in the laws of thermodynamics

In the new generation of mobile networks, the global pandemic is accelerating a trend to replace specialized hardware with software

Why build a whole new server when Google’s about to chuck one away?