Tohoku University and German met office to deploy new hardware

Providing more context and quotes to back up a huge claim - that China put secret chips on Supermicro servers

A beast of a system

The new server is a resilient piece of kit for deployment at the Edge

Specially made for the cloud club

Coming to a pole near you

Data centers are set to get more Epyc

Even if it's not true, the possibility has spooked server customers

That new chip smell

According to Supermicro, businesses prioritize security, performance and connectivity instead

Company reviewing legal options after bombshell Bloomberg allegations

While AWS CEO Andy Jassy joins Tim Cook in calling for the story to be retracted

But publication stands by its reporting

"We want to assure you that a recent report in Bloomberg Businessweek alleging the compromise of our servers is not true"

The bombshell allegations are contested by the companies involved

16 Tesla V100 GPUs power this beast of a system, set to be manufactured by major server vendors

Red Hat provides the Gluster software, hardware partners supply the servers

SuperMicro servers come together to model the climate

Starting with certified hardware for simple OpenStack deployments

Intel’s open source architecture gets another backer

But doesn’t actually come out and say that’s who the data center belongs to 

Minimus servers offer simplified design, can be fine-tuned through an online portal

The trio devise products to keep Xeon users from sticking with Intel all the way

Miniature hardware for mission-critical tasks

The Tectonic platform gets fine-tuned hardware to run Linux app containers

The duo will release pre-configured hardware for hyperscale data centers