DCD Magazine #62 - The coming wave
Will compute at sea sink or swim?
Will compute at sea sink or swim?
Would utilize the substation for three years
Aims to offer AI inference latency under 10 milliseconds
Chips offered from IBM's Frankfurt and Washington DC regions
Handing a crucial lifeline to the beleaguered chipmaker
First cloud service provider to adopt Gaudi 3
Announcements were made at the first Intel Foundry Direct Connect in San Jose, California
Big Blue details 200-node system used by AI researchers at IBM Research
Company also announces a number of new EC2 instances
E2000 processor offloads work to speed infrastructure
Will become a part of Intel's data center group
Could help lead to diskless server architectures
Company’s latest EC2 instance gets an Intel-powered option
IFS off to a strong start as Intel announces ambitious goals
Leaderhip changes at the open source hyperscale hardware group
But claims it will pick up next quarter
Coming to the cloud next year, along with Intel Habana
Cashes in his chips, bets on the cloud
And they could cause some performance hits
And will offer edge deployments of its ‘Project Brainwave’ servers
Admins get to feel both safe and sorry
Cloud companies rush to remediate, but the true impact on customers remains unknown
From chip king to cloud contender
Built atop VMware’s vCloud Air infrastructure
Definitions regarding edge infrastructure remain disputed, but one thing is clear - we will need more of it
Continuing fallout from criticism to Charlottesville comments
The corporate reaction to the immigration order continues
What an eventful year we’ve had