Compute, storage, and networking: A 2025 retrospective
US manufacturing booms, Nvidia splashes the cash, and quantum machines advance
Long Reads - Sectors, Intel
In-depth features about the data center, AI, semiconductor, telco, and energy markets
-
-
Nvidia wins, Intel loses, and xAI builds a Colossus: A year in compute
An incomplete list of the compute, storage, and networking stories everyone’s been talking about in 2024
-
Paris 2024: The Olympic networking game
How technology helps tell the Olympic story around the world
-
Breaking Dawn: Inside the UK's newest AI supercomputer
The Intel-powered machine will support the work of scientists
-
Why Intel is making big bets on Edge AI
The chipmaker's corporate vice president, Pallavi Mahajan, talks about the growing need for Edge AI
-
DCD Magazine out now: 3D printing a data center
Would you print a data center?
-
Here are the 15 DOE-funded projects hoping to usher in the next generation of data center cooling
COOLERCHIPS: From Nvidia to Raytheon, an exclusive look at an ambitious effort to 10× data center cooling
-
Cooling quantum computers
Keeping your qubits stable requires some of the most extreme cooling equipment around
-
Processing the Edge
The future of computing will be spread across the network - from the device, to the Edge compute node, to the data center
-
How machine learning could change science
Artificial intelligence tools are revolutionizing scientific research and changing the needs of high performance computing
-
Intel’s year ahead: Xeon SP second gen, Agilex FPGAs, Optane DC Persistent Memory and more
An all-you-can-eat buffet of Intel news
-
Inside Intel: From silicon fabrication plant, to energy-efficient data center
We all know Intel for its chips, but perhaps we should be paying more attention to its data centers
-
The creation of the electronic brain
DCD reports on the epic decades-long quest to make computers more like the human brain
-
Edge networks demand a whole new compromise
Data has to be located close to people and devices: Edge could mean a new surge of strength for telcos
-
Intel's hyperscale blueprint
If Rack Scale Design succeeds, Intel will be defining how data centers will be built