Consumer devices have all the memory they need, but AI applications in data centers still want more

Huawei turns to artificial intelligence to get smarter

IBM plans to usher in a new age of deep learning

AMD claims performance crown with launch of Rome chips

MacStadium runs Apple hardware in its data centers. That’s a surprisingly sensible thing to do

Controlling failure rates and temperatures with AI

There are many use cases for AI in the data center, including improved safety and reliability, greater efficiency, and reduced energy consumption. By collecting information from infrastructure, AI can predict faults and respond in milliseconds

Users who shuffle between cloud and their own servers may end up over-paying, and some Edge use cases have been over-sold, seven industry leaders told DCD's San Francisco event

Why buy fancy AI processors if you already have decent CPUs?

Machine learning will increase the demands on data center performance, leading to new ways to cool and power the systems there

The promise of unlimited electrical power from nuclear fusion is coming closer to reality - thanks to AI

Academics aim to test whether Arm is ready for HPC workloads

Artificial intelligence tools are revolutionizing scientific research and changing the needs of high performance computing

An all-you-can-eat buffet of Intel news

The US, China, Europe & Japan are locked in a competition to build the world's first exaflops machine

We all know Intel for its chips, but perhaps we should be paying more attention to its data centers

Automation and hyperconverged infrastructure can help solve some of the problems with public cloud

As Trump signs a vague executive order, here's what you actually need to know

War, huh, good God y'all,

What is it good for?

Massive cloud contracts

DCD reports on the epic decades-long quest to make computers more like the human brain

Over the next few years, telecommunications networks will have to scale up - and it could be the defining moment for open source software

Japan has long maintained its traditions, in culture and in business, keeping its data center service market sheltered from the rest of the world. But a changing cloud landscape has opened the floodgates for foreign companies to feast on the country’s highly developed digital economy

Dr Mark Fernandez talks to DCD about what it takes to run a supercomputer in space

Who pays for critical infrastructure, in an everything-as-a-service world?