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Cisco Silicon One Q100 chip for data center switches

Why Cisco Got Into the Merchant Silicon Market

Feb 14, 2020

While the overall data center switch silicon market is growing, its proprietary segment is shrinking.

Stellus Takes Innovative Approach to Unstructured Data Storage

Feb 12, 2020

The Stellus Data Platform uses Key Value over Fabric technology to accelerate the storing and accessing of...

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The Evolution of Computing for AI and Machine Learning

Feb 07, 2020

Download this infographic and learn about vector process and scalar processing use cases, value proposition...

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Data Center Airflow Basics: Economics of Containment Systems

Feb 07, 2020

As rack densities exceed 4kW, traditional hot aisle/cold aisle configurations become less effective. Hot air recirculates over and through the cabinet causing hot spots, which is typically met with costly oversupply of cold air. You can reliably...

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Data Center Airflow Basics: Economics of Containment Systems

Feb 07, 2020

With the shift of enterprise-owned Information and Communications Technology ...

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Chatsworth Products’ Passive Cooling® Technology Enables Colocation Provider to Double Rack Densities at Increased Operational Efficiencies

Feb 07, 2020

Xfernet, a Los Angeles-based colocation and multitenant data center, needed to increase rack densities without sacrificing operational efficiency, all while ensuring availability 24x7x365. This required greater insight into daily operations...

Kubernetes’ Inevitable Takeover of the Data Center

Feb 05, 2020

In this special series, DCK takes a close look at the rise of Kubernetes and what’s to come for the last few years’ most disruptive technology.

Chipmaker Nvidia Enters Crowded Field of Game Streaming Services

Feb 04, 2020

Subscribers, after a free promotional period, will initially pay $4.99 a month to stream games from Nvidia-owned data centers.

Apple Takes Another Stab at the Data Center Market With a 4U Mac Pro

Jan 31, 2020

The rack-mountable version of Mac Pro starts at $6,500 and ends north of $54,000 (but you'll save on the wheels).