Supermicro's new server uses a self-contained liquid cooling system, and vendors outside of the IT infrastructure market are showing interest in the technology.
Scaleway explains how it plans to use servers for a decade and why it's getting rid of RAID controllers.
New Nvidia hardware and software are tailored to supporting AI.
In addition to sinking billions into OpenAI, Microsoft spent hundreds of millions on hardware, much of it from Nvidia.
Dell teams with colocation services provider Cyxtera to provide on-demand access to PowerEdge infrastructure, while a partnership with ZutaCore gives Dell access to liquid cooling technology.
Intel boosts bandwidth per channel in latest FPGA, Marvell unveils low-latency Teralynx 10 switch chip, and Ranovus previews co-packaged optics platform with AMD.
Storage vendor Vast Data adds built-in metadata index, called the Vast Catalog, which details every bit of data stored on its arrays.
Competitors AMD and Nvidia are already working on high-performance computing processors that combine CPU and GPU cores.
Nvidia says it will make it's brand of generative AI available through Oracle Cloud, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud Platform, and other cloud providers.
AWS claims its new Amazon EC2 M7g and R7g instances provide 25% better performance vs. the past generation of instances.
