HPE and Sandia to build world’s largest Arm supercomputer
145,000-core Astra will be used to model nuclear decay
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Qualcomm says it loves data centers; plans to cut half of data center division
The company’s efforts in the server CPU space haven’t delivered on expectations
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Intel is working on discrete GPUs
First devices are expected by 2020
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CeBIT 2018: Huawei announces hybrid cloud solution based on Azure Stack
Microsoft teams up with Chinese giant at CeBIT
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Penguin Computing to be acquired by Smart Global Holdings for up to $85m
Forming a new business unit to push into new markets
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US launches world's most powerful supercomputer, Summit
Oak Ridge National Laboratory’s latest machine features chips from IBM and Nvidia
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Nvidia's HGX-2 cloud server platform targets HPC and AI workloads
16 Tesla V100 GPUs power this beast of a system, set to be manufactured by major server vendors
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Micron starts shipping first ever QLC-based SSDs
Fast storage for hyperscale applications
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Japan's Meteorological Agency to deploy two Cray supercomputers
With a combined performance of more than 18 petaflops
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Intel launches Xeon with integrated FPGA
Xeon Scalable 6138P marries Altera’s Arria 10 GX with Intel’s CPU cores
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Microsoft previews FPGA-based machine learning service for Azure
And will offer edge deployments of its ‘Project Brainwave’ servers
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Google's latest machine learning chip to use liquid cooling
Another year, another TPU
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Report: Qualcomm may give up on Arm servers
While Cavium officially launches the ThunderX2, keeping the dream alive
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ITRS Group acquires IT monitoring firm Sumerian
They partnered for nine months before making it official
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Dell introduces “the world's fastest storage array”
PowerMax makes the most out of NVMe
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DCD>Enterprise: Nlyte launches ‘cognitive’ DCIM with IBM Watson
AI finds work managing data center infrastructure
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Australia to replace two supercomputers for AU$70m
Pawsey’s two biggest systems, Magnus and Galaxy, need successors
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Red Hat launches software-defined storage appliance family
Red Hat provides the Gluster software, hardware partners supply the servers
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Nokia to release AirFrame server for the cloud-based telco edge
The latest of the company’s telco hardware range
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Fujitsu upgrades Riken's supercomputer Raiden to 54 half-precision petaflops
Significant improvement for the AI HPC system
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Facebook explores building its own ASICs and FPGAs
Its Own Compute Project
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Russia's RSC deploys hot water cooled supercomputer for nuclear research
Intel-based system to help with nuclear physics
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Cray adds AMD's Epyc CPUs to its CS500 HPC cluster
After some time away, AMD is back to play
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Catalyst UK to build 12,000-core Arm-based supercomputer
Joint program brings together industry and academia