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The Generative AI Future Is Now, Nvidia’s Huang Says
We are in the early days of a transformative shift in how business gets done thanks to the advent of generative AI, according to Nvidia CEO and cofounder Jensen Huang, who shared his vision for t …
Nvidia’s New Blackwell GPU Can Train AI Models with Trillions of Parameters
Nvidia's latest and fastest GPU, codenamed Blackwell, is here and will underpin the company's AI plans this year. The chip offers performance improvements from its predecessors, including the red …
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Argonne Aurora Walk About Video
February 27, 2024
In November 2023, Aurora was ranked #2 on the Top 500 list. That ranking was with half of Aurora running the HPL benchmark. It seems after much delay, 2024 will Read more…
The GenAI Datacenter Squeeze Is Here
February 1, 2024
The immediate effect of the GenAI GPU Squeeze was to reduce availability, either direct purchase or cloud access, increase cost, and push demand through the roof. A secondary issue has been developing over the last several years. Even though your organization secured several racks... Read more…
Meta’s Zuckerberg Puts Its AI Future in the Hands of 600,000 GPUs
January 25, 2024
In under two minutes, Meta's CEO, Mark Zuckerberg, laid out the company's AI plans, which included a plan to build an artificial intelligence system with the eq Read more…
Supercomputer Waste Heat Becomes a Source of Home Heating in Edinburgh Initiative
January 24, 2024
The University of Edinburgh has initiated a £2.6 million feasibility study on utilizing excess heat from its Advanced Computing Facility (ACF) for residential Read more…
Finding a Needle in an HPC Haystack: Using AI to Monitor Anomalies at Scale
January 11, 2024
The French Alternative Energies and Atomic Energy Commission (CEA) is a key player in research, development, and innovation in many technical areas. Commissione Read more…
Intel’s Xeon General Manager Talks about Server Chips
January 2, 2024
Intel is talking data-center growth and is done digging graves for its dead enterprise products, including GPUs, storage, and networking products, which fell to Read more…
Intel Won’t Have a Xeon Max Chip with New Emerald Rapids CPU
December 14, 2023
As expected, Intel officially announced its 5th generation Xeon server chips codenamed Emerald Rapids at an event in New York City, where the focus was really o Read more…
Optical I/O Pioneer Tapped for Ayar Labs CEO Position
December 12, 2023
Ayar Labs, a company that aims to eliminate copper wires with optical technology in I/O, has promoted its CTO to lead the company. Mark Wade, who has a histo Read more…
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