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How Oxide Created a Cloud Server by Stripping Components, Wires, Cables, and Chips
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Hyperscalers Google, Amazon, and Meta have developed barebones servers by stripping down parts, but you cannot buy them off the shelf. Startup Oxide took on Read more…
HPC and AI Resources in the Great GPU Squeeze Panel
October 19, 2023
The recent HPC + AI on Wall Street show presented a panel that brought together key vendors to discuss the current GPU Squeeze (shortage). The "Squeeze" is Read more…
Compute on Tap is Changing Buying Patterns in Financial IT
October 11, 2023
Financial institutions need more compute capacity when trading spikes during the day, which could be available by just flicking a switch. Gone are the days of p Read more…
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