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At 50, Foxconn Celebrates Graduation from Connectors to AI Supercomputing
Foxconn is celebrating its 50th birthday this year. It started by making connectors, then moved to systems, and now, a supercomputer. The company announced it would build the supercomputer with N …
ZLUDA Takes Third Wack as a CUDA Emulator
The ZLUDA CUDA emulator is back in its third invocation. At one point, the project was quietly funded by AMD and demonstrated the ability to run unmodified CUDA applications with near-native perf …
IBM Quantum Summit Evolves into Developer Conference
October 2, 2024
Instead of its usual quantum summit this year, IBM will hold its first IBM Quantum Developer Conference which the company is calling, “an exclusive, first-of- Read more…
Stayin’ Alive: Intel’s Falcon Shores GPU Will Survive Restructuring
October 2, 2024
Intel's upcoming Falcon Shores GPU will survive the brutal cost-cutting measures as part of its "next phase of transformation." An Intel spokeswoman confirmed t Read more…
Intel Customizing Granite Rapids Server Chips for Nvidia GPUs
September 25, 2024
Intel is now customizing its latest Xeon 6 server chips for use with Nvidia's GPUs that dominate the AI landscape. The chipmaker's new Xeon 6 chips, also called Read more…
Granite Rapids HPC Benchmarks: I’m Thinking Intel Is Back (Updated)
September 25, 2024
Waiting is the hardest part. In the fall of 2023, HPCwire wrote about the new diverging Xeon processor strategy from Intel. Instead of a on-size-fits all approa Read more…
How GPUs Are Embedded in the HPC Landscape
September 23, 2024
Grasping the basics of Graphics Processing Unit (GPU) architecture is crucial for understanding how these powerful processors function, particularly in high-per Read more…
Intel’s Falcon Shores Future Looks Bleak as It Concedes AI Training to GPU Rivals
September 17, 2024
Intel's Falcon Shores future looks bleak as it concedes AI training to GPU rivals On Monday, Intel sent a letter to employees detailing its comeback plan after Read more…
xAI Colossus: The Elon Project
September 5, 2024
Elon Musk's xAI cluster, named Colossus (possibly after the 1970 movie about a massive computer that does not end well), has been brought online. Musk recently Read more…
Researchers Benchmark Nvidia’s GH200 Supercomputing Chips
September 4, 2024
Nvidia is putting its GH200 chips in European supercomputers, and researchers are getting their hands on those systems and releasing research papers with perfor Read more…
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