DCD Magazine #62 - The coming wave
Will compute at sea sink or swim?
Will compute at sea sink or swim?
Aims to give enterprises access to secure, low-latency AI inferencing
And other sovereign cloud news
Including utility heavyweights Southern Company, PPL Corp, NextEra Energy, Duke Energy, and American Electric Power
Scale of deployment not stated
The short-lived rise and fall of Equinix Metal
Company's entrance into Asia-Pacific
Brings its AI inference offering to Europe
Hosting company working with Equinix
Will use the Dell AI Factory with Nvidia for offering
No longer selling the service, previously known as Packet
Company expanding its Ishikari data center in Hokkaido to accommodate new hardware
First cluster totally equipped with own-design servers
He succeeds Equinix-bound Adaire Fox-Martin
High-profile AWS and Oracle cloud user heads back to colocation
Stock exchange moves second matching engine to AWS
First 80MW allocated as moratorium relaxed
Launches two regions in Spain and Germany isolated from public OCI regions
Should make the company’s MLOps more scalable
Plus appointments and promotions at Switch, JLL, Equinix, and more
Cloud infrastructure as-a-service on bare metal as-a-service
Colo giant partners with Singapore's sovereign wealth fund for two xScale facilities in Seoul; takes pair's total hyperscale investment to ~$7.5 billion
Stock exchange reaffirms its commitment to Carteret facility, weeks after AWS agreement
Bare metal service offers new arm processors from Ampere, as well as new AMD and Intel chips
US stock exchange aiming for hybrid model
Bringing 55MW to Sydney across two facilities, first if which due early next year
Company opens first hyperscale facility in Americas, plans a second in the same city and another in Mexico City
Singapore's GIC sovereign wealth fund adding another $3.9 billion onto previous investments, companies will have portfolio of 32 xScale facilities
Metal-as-a-service gets a bit more magical