Aimed at high-data-rate AI networks, the AMD Pensando Pollara 400 network interface card is the first NIC compliant with the Ultra Ethernet Consortium 1.0 specification.
AMD had a strong showing, with its processors and coprocessors powering the No. 1 and No. 2 most powerful supercomputers in the world.
The reprogrammable processor has found its niches, and that includes a place in AI.
LiquidStack’s new Coolant Distribution Unit (CDU) cooling system can handle an entire AI data center.
Data center power requirements will change designs, industry workforce engineering requirements, according to Dell’Oro Group
Dell adds hardware powered by AMD, Nvidia, and Intel processors.
AMD continues to grow; Nvidia takes step up as well, according to Mercury Research
Nvidia DGX Cloud Lepton offers a marketplace for AI factories to rent out their compute resources.
What was once only for Nvidia GPUs is now available to other vendors, including AMD and Intel
AMD, Nvidia partner with a Saudi-based Humain to build AI factories.
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