Giga Computing Technology is a new Gigabyte subsidiary focused on supporting servers and other enterprise gear as well as liquid cooling.
New Arm-based Mt. Hamilton servers target a range of use cases, from traditional server workloads to cloud and AI.
TrendForce believes core parts of the server supply chain will shift to Southeast Asia and the Americas as a result of geopolitical risks and trade disputes.
Nvidia's data-center segment is its largest business, fueled by supercomputers, high-performance computing and AI. But AMD and Intel are upping the GPU competition.
Restructuring move puts Intel's gaming and data center products into separate categories to better serve both markets.
GreenLake enhancements include expanded container deployment options and workload-optimized instances for compute, memory, and storage.
Equinix is considering a multi-year project to run its data centers at higher temperatures to conserve energy.
Tests by Meta and Iceotope find that new, sealed hard disk drives can be given precision liquid cooling that is more even than air cooling.
Intel's new server chips will have special functions locked away and available to turn on—for a fee.
AWS re:Invent: An Arm-based CPU for high-performance computing, a networking chip that doubles performance of its predecessor, and a TCP protocol replacement to speed up networks in the AWS cloud.
