Axelera AI launches Europa chip, makes hardware available in Dell and Supermicro servers
Now shipping in Dell XE5 and Supermicro 111AD servers
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Lawrence Livermore deploys Lynx supercomputer
New cluster to support NNSA's nuclear stockpile management
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CoreWeave claims to have first Nvidia Vera Rubin NVL72 up and running
Delivered by Dell Technologies
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Iren taps Dell Technologies for Nvidia Blackwell servers under $1.6bn contract
Will be deployed at Iren data centers in Childress, Texas
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Dell to support Samsung with infrastructure for AI-driven chipmaking
Infrastructure will support the chipmaker’s digital twin, analytics, and agentic AI tools
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Dell launches PowerRack, a turnkey compute, storage, and networking solution, updates Nvidia AI Factory platform
Company says it is working to close the gap between AI ambition and outcomes
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TotalEnergies inks deal with Nvidia and Dell to build supercomputer in Pau, France
Will be used to advance seismic imaging for hydrocarbon exploration
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AMD debuts MI350 PCIe card to accelerate enterprise AI workloads
Chip giant extends accelerator peripheral lineup as it looks to meet bandwidth-booming workload demands
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UK gov’t to invest £45m in Sunrise supercomputer to accelerate advancements in fusion energy
AMD-powered system will deliver 6.76 exaflops of AI compute power when deployed
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Dell announces updates to its PowerStore storage platform, including new 30TB QLC drive
Company has also added cybersecurity and file system enhancements to the platform
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Dell updates its server, storage, and networking portfolios to support AI deployments at scale
New PowerEdge servers support Nvidia and Intel hardware deployments
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AI data center firm Nscale raises $1.1bn from backers including Aker, Nokia, and Nvidia
Company has yet to build a data center of its own, but has big plans
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Nvidia and Dell to build CDC Data Centres-housed supercomputer for Monash University
System will see first deployment of Nvidia GB200 NVL72 system in Australia
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US authorities tracking AI chip shipments to stop them being diverted to China – report
Trackers have been attached to shipments of Dell and Supermicro servers, sources claim
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Macquarie and Dell to bring Nvidia-powered sovereign AI to Australia
Companies will deploy a Dell ‘AI Factory’ at Macquarie’s IC3 Super West data center in Sydney
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Dell ships first Nvidia GB300 NVL72 to CoreWeave
Solution will be assembled, tested, and deployed in the US
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DOE's LBNL selects Dell-Nvidia system for NERSC-10 'Doudna' supercomputer
Built with AI in mind
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Nvidia server makers solve Blackwell technical issues, ramp up shipments of GB200 racks - report
Systems have been plagued by overheating, software bugs, and leaking liquid cooling, engineers claim
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Three arrested in Singapore over alleged Nvidia chip smuggling
Police investigating whether servers containing restricted chips had been diverted from official destination
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Musk's xAI considering second data center, $5bn Dell server deal
Huge Nvidia GB200 contract to compete with Stargate
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Supermicro's Tom Garvens becomes VP of advanced technology innovation at Google Data Centers
Returns to the search engine after short time away
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Purdue University unveils new Gautschi supercomputing cluster
Built in partnership with Dell, AMD and Nvidia
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HPE, Dell, Lenovo, and Supermicro detail new server offerings featuring AMD’s new MI325X GPUs and Epyc CPUs
All products have been developed to support AI workloads
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Dell starts laying off sales team, forms new AI group
Will push AI services and Dell servers
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Australia's CSIRO unveils Virga supercomputer
Hosted in CDC's Hume Data Centre in Canberra
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Dell and Supermicro to provide servers for xAI supercomputer
Confirmed by Elon Musk
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Upcoming Nvidia Blackwell GPU will consume 1kW of power
Specifications of the accelerator were revealed by Dell CEO on earnings call
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Ohio Supercomputer Center adds new Cardinal HPC cluster to boost AI processing capacity
New cluster will replace center’s eight-year-old Owens system