Hardware

The new designs aim at AI workloads and offer extra security features.

The chip startup’s all-in-one solution said to be one of the early signals of an upcoming wave of composable disaggregated infrastructure.

The chips promise to double speeds and offer the biggest capacity yet to keep pace with the growth of data centers and artificial intelligence demands.

The startup is designing a rack-scale computer for enterprise IT shops that have “good reasons” to run applications in their own data centers.

The Milan launch focused on supercomputing, but a chat with engineers shows that the company really wants the mid-range market back.

Its new AI Enterprise software suite aims at simplifying AI for enterprises, which includes making it easier to do on VMware.

Its new Power-based hardware appliance for IBM cloud on premises ships with Red Hat's container orchestration platform. Power Systems and IaaS now feature expanded OpenShift support.

An Open Compute Project initiative to automate increasingly complex operations and improve energy utilization.

RISC-V International's CTO says the open source ISA is bound for the data center as CPU in everything from IoT to HPC.

Latest entry into the server disaggregation space has an FPGA chip and an Arm SoC, with a way to split network traffic between the two — and maybe a new way to make use of that FPGA.