DCD Magazine #62 - The coming wave
Will compute at sea sink or swim?
Will compute at sea sink or swim?
CPU giant keeps four-year-old patent going as competing hyperscalers hurry to get them built
Aimed at data center, enterprise, AI, Edge, and telecom infrastructure use cases
Clearwater Forest gets clearer at Computex 2026
Each CPU contains up to 288 Efficiency-cores
As the carrier boasts that more than 50 percent of its network is now "open"
As the vendor claims "world first" OTA pre-standards 6G trial
Replaces Pekka Lundmark, who leaves after four years at the helm
Chinese telcos have until 2027 to comply with the guidance
Claims the latest server will help telcos reduce power consumption by 20 percent
The center is expected to open this year
World’s most powerful supercomputer has been finally installed at DoE lab in Illinois
KUL runnings for harsh telco and Edge deployments
Promotes its silicon spin technology and promises to "democratize" quantum computing research
The call was carried out in Canada
New HPE/Intel servers to refresh 1.8 petaflops SeaWulf system
GPU leader Koduri’s generative AI startup wants access to large amounts of compute
The Open RAN liquid-cooling solution will support Edge computing across telco data center estate
The collaboration will utilize Intel's cloud-to-Edge solutions
Big Blue details 200-node system used by AI researchers at IBM Research
Company also announces a number of new EC2 instances
Late, and now playing catch-up with AMD
Tycho features 2,600 nodes using Intel’s Sapphire Rapids processors
Up to 20 percent of staff could be cut as part of the major shake-up
E2000 processor offloads work to speed infrastructure
The operator has announced the general availability of its Open RAN product
In a terrible quarter for the chip giant
Nvidia is conspicuously absent from the roster