Andy Patrizio
Andy Patrizio is a freelance journalist based in southern California who has covered the computer industry for 20 years and has built every x86 PC he’s ever owned, laptops not included.
The opinions expressed in this blog are those of the author and do not necessarily represent those of ITworld, Network World, its parent, subsidiary or affiliated companies.
Nvidia announces new InfiniBand networking hardware
The new Nvidia Bluefield-3 DPU will be used to provision next-gen firewall services from major providers.
Nvidia jumps into Zero Trust
Nvidia is blending its BlueField data-processing units with its Morpheus AI security framework to contribute to a Zero Trust architecture.
AMD launches big data-center push vs. Intel, Nvidia
Powerful new server CPU and a GPU it says tops Nvidia’s best are part of the parade.
ITRenew integrates Pluribus Networks software with its hyperscale servers
Pluribus software on ITRenew hardware means an open architecture for compute and storage infrastructure.
Rockport Networks debuts the “switchless” network
Billed as a drop-in replacement for Ethernet and InfiniBand cabling and switches, Rockport's switchless network relies on endpoint network cards.
NetApp overhauls cloud storage lineup
NetApp continues to evolve its cloud strategy while maintaining on-premises support.
Startup gives IT control of GPU pools to maximize their use
Run.AI is launching software that orchestrates shared use of organizations' GPU resources rather than dedicating entire processors to specific AI workloads.
Graphcore beefs up data center AI offerings
New AI servers can boost performance into supercomputing territory with a smaller footprint.
Arm creates virtual IoT chips to accelerate development
Virtual instances of new designs will give developers a head start on creating apps before the silicon arrives.
Intel's 2nd-gen neuromorphic chip is 10x smarter than the first
With the Loihi 2 neuromorphic chip, machines can perform application processing, problem-solving, adaptation,and learning much faster than before.
A dive into Kyndryl, IBM’s managed-services spin-off
The managed-infrastructure-services unit of IBM's Global Technology Services faces stiff competition when it goes solo as Kyndryl later this year.
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