DCD Magazine #62 - The coming wave
Will compute at sea sink or swim?
Will compute at sea sink or swim?
Revealed by Arm CEO Rene Haas at Computex
Floats possibility of other business models
Both systems will be powered by Blackwell GPUs
Will be publicly available in Q3 2026
City teams up with tech giants to become an "AI City"
And more news from IBM
Add new regions, bring availability to company partners, and plan new service
Announced agreement during earnings call earlier this month
Chips will be installed in phases, with 16,000 expected to be in place by end of summer 2024
SoftBank first expressed interest in the chipmaker back in 2021
Will power the newest OCI Compute Supercluster
Cloud company currently owns 29 percent of chipmaker
Company wants more control over hows its workloads run on OCI
Could be snapped up by a bigger player in the market
Designed for AI and digital twin use cases
Will continue working with other vendors that supply hardware for its data centers
Chinese cloud providers have also attempted to establish data centers in the US to avoid sanctions
This model 2 hasn't been canceled
To help train its Aria generative AI assistant
Microsoft using OCI for AI inferencing on Bing
Another cloud provider launches H100s despite shortage
Company offering Hopper GPU systems on-prem and in cloud
Big Red announces deals with HSBC, Oman, and the Premier League
Never mind if the Itanium chip failed, Oracle promised HP it would support it
The company is making use of the newly announced GPUs
Arm is once again tries to break into the server space
Thought they were rivals?
Ampere's CEO is an Oracle board member