Connecting the cloud, part II: The network
Outside the data center
Long Reads - The Compute, Storage & Networking Channel, AWS
In-depth features about the data center, AI, semiconductor, telco, and energy markets
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Compute, storage, and networking: A 2025 retrospective
US manufacturing booms, Nvidia splashes the cash, and quantum machines advance
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How AWS is connecting the cloud
A look at the networking inside the hyperscaler's data centers
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The colossal challenge of making a mammoth requires a lot of data centers
The guys that just made a new mouse tell us about the compute needs of de-extinction
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Frosty with a chance of GPUs
The compute behind our weather forecast systems
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Longer coherence: How the quantum computing industry is maturing
Academics with screwdrivers are making way for operations engineers and SLAs
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Qubits come of age in the data center
What happens when you put a quantum computer alongside conventional systems?
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Generative AI & the future of data centers: Part VII - The Data Centers
Digital Realty's CEO and more on what generative AI means for the data center industry
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Generative AI & the future of data centers: Part II - The Players
Behind generative AI and its impact on the industry
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The end of the supercomputer era
As exascale system power requirements reach tens of megawatts, on-premise facilities are becoming less feasible
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Cooling quantum computers
Keeping your qubits stable requires some of the most extreme cooling equipment around
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AWS does not rest on its laurels
What re:Invent conference in Las Vegas told us about the future direction of the company
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Oracle promises apps-first cloud to beat AWS
After Ellison’s bluster, Oracle CEO Mark Hurd promised a cloud based on long-term applications development
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AWS keeps on hiding in the cloud
It’s the biggest cloud provider by miles, but Paul Mah found AWS wouldn’t share much about its facilities