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How many jobs are available in technology in the US?
There are still far more tech job openings than people to fill them.
Data center developers turn to emerging US markets
As popular locations such as Northern Virginia become saturated, data center developers are eyeing other US regions, including Atlanta, Las Vegas, Salt Lake City, and Denver.
India reboots plan to attract chip makers to build fabs in country
After several initial deals stalled, the Indian government is re-inviting applications for building semiconductor facilities in the country as the US-China chip trade war transforms the sector.
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Cisco aims for AI-first security with Armorblox buy
Looking to bolster the AI support in its Security Cloud strategy Cisco announced plans to acquire Armorblox, a 6-year old predictive and generative AI vendor that specializes in attack prediction and rapid threat detection.
Google Cloud can tie together enterprise multicloud resources
Google’s Cross-Cloud Interconnect can link customer workloads in Google Cloud to customer networks within Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure, Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, or Alibaba.
Intel looking likely to manufacture Nvidia chips
Nvidia CEO gives the strongest indication yet it will have Intel make some of its chips.
6 lessons from the Amazon Prime Video serverless vs. monolith flap
Prime Video developers fine-tuned their microservices architecture to address underlying issues that enlisting network expertise might have caught earlier.
Qualcomm doubles down on its pivot to AI
With Qualcomm facing challenges in the smartphone market, it has set its sights on supporting demanding AI workloads with its upcoming Snapdragon X75 chipset.
Inside Nvidia's new AI supercomputer
Nvidia's Grace Hopper CPU/GPU combo underpins its supercomputer the company claims can crank out nearly an exaFLOP of AI performance.
Nvidia’s new Grace Hopper superchip to fuel its DGX GH200 AI supercomputer
The DGX GH200 AI supercomputer is targeted toward developing and supporting large language models. Google Cloud, Meta, and Microsoft already have access to it.
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Resizing images on the Linux command line
The convert command (part of ImageMagick) can change the resolution of image files faster than you can count to F in hex.
Weekly internet health check, US and worldwide
ThousandEyes, which tracks internet and cloud traffic, provides Network World with weekly updates on the performance of three categories of service provider: ISP, cloud provider, UCaaS.
Intel revises its XPU strategy
Intel is switching up its data-center processor roadmap, and its proposed combination CPU and GPU, code-named Falcon Shores, will now be a GPU chip only.
Converge NOCs with SOCs to save time and effort
Marrying network operations centers with security operations centers can streamline troubleshooting and reduce duplication of effort.
After China's Micron ban, US lawmakers urge sanctions on chips from CXMT
After the Chinese government said it was banning the use of some Micron chips due to security risks, US lawmakers lobby for a ban on one of its biggest Chinese competitors.
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