Alex Woodie is a Senior Editor at IT Jungle. He specializes in covering technology, software, and artificial intelligence, with a focus on topics such as AI platforms, deep learning, and cloud computing. Woodie has been featured in AIwire, BigDATAwire, HPCwire, NewsBreak, and Guild Companies, Inc.
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By: Alex Woodie
The KV cache has emerged as the key linchpin in the quest to build AI systems that deliver the deep reasoning capabilities with large context windows that people need to do real work. Nvidia has fleshed out its vision for breaking through the so-called “GPU memory wall” with its Context Memory Storage (CMX) architecture, which […]
At HPCwire we have covered how the race to deploy agentic AI is already heavily contested. However, the real question is whether enterprise data infrastructure is ready for it. It appears it is struggling to keep pace. Fivetran’s 2026 Agentic AI Readiness Index found that while 41% of organizations are already using agentic AI in […]
IBM used its Red Hat Summit conference that’s taking place this week in Atlanta, Georgia as the location for the launch of Red Hat AI 3.4, a new release of its overarching product suite for building and deploying AI. Among the items in this new suite is a new service called Red Hat AI Inference […]
IBM used its Red Hat Summit conference that’s taking place this week in Atlanta, Georgia as the location for the launch of Red Hat AI 3.4, a new release of […]
Navigating Hardware Limitations Amid the Agentic AI Rush The unstoppable force of AI innovation has met its immovable object: not regulation, not grid...
You could build an entire data center around a new GPU with elaborate scale-up networking, exotic chiplet architectures, and advance liquid cooling. Or if you’re AMD, you could release a […]
The Spectra supercomputer built by Penguin Solutions using Maverick-2 chips from NextSilicon received fully system acceptance by Sandia National Lab, NextSilicon announced today. The news marks a milestone for the chipmaker and could pave the way for a new generation of more energy-efficient supercomputers that adapt themselves to tackle big workloads rather than throwing more […]
After a blowout year in 2024, HPC spending slowed a bit in 2025, posting a more modest–but still very impressive–gain of 16.9% over the previous year, led by strong growth in AI workloads, GPUs, and cloud computing, according to Hyperion Research. Hyperion Research’s most recent data shows global HPC/AI spending totaled more than $70 billion […]
Ensuring data resilience in the event of a disaster has always been a priority for storage providers. But as the number and intensity of cybersecurity attacks has increased thanks to […]
Cerebras IPO Signals Growing Pressure on the GPU Scaling Model For most of the AI boom, the general assumption regarding AI hardware was to keep...
