DCD Magazine #62 - The coming wave
Will compute at sea sink or swim?
Will compute at sea sink or swim?
Aims to offer AI inference latency under 10 milliseconds
Test was carried out by data center operator Aquatron in partnership with the Los Alamos National Laboratory
Chips offered from IBM's Frankfurt and Washington DC regions
First cloud service provider to adopt Gaudi 3
It's a supplement about AI in the data center, so of course we talk to Nvidia
Intel and Dell provide liquid cooling at the Ficolo facility known as "The Rock"
Developed with Vertiv - and apparently without any PFAS
Details on Cambridge system lacking
Government officials in talks with Nvidia, AMD and Intel
Prototype STEP fusion plant could help climate crisis
The call was carried out in Canada
GPU leader Koduri’s generative AI startup wants access to large amounts of compute
Company is also a cloud provider in China
Company also announces a number of new EC2 instances
Both will be built by TSMC, not Intel
Company’s latest EC2 instance gets an Intel-powered option
After ten years, OCP is setting its goals for the next decade
With the latest Intel chips
Betting big on Intel's Optane Persistent Memory
And NNP-I will soon follow
Will remain an independent business
It has been a busy week for Intel
Long-standing partnership expanded to strengthen both firms' 'leadership' positions for HPC and AI segments
Brain-inspired tech aims for the Edge
The deal is expected to close in the third quarter of 2019
CXL is designed to create a high-speed, low latency interconnect between the CPU and workload accelerators