Andy Patrizio is a freelance journalist based in southern California. With over 20 years of experience covering the computer industry, he specializes in tech and hardware, reflecting his deep passion for building x86 PCs. Andy's work has been featured in notable publications such as Semiconductor Engineering, eWeek, Display Daily, Computerworld, Data Center Knowledge, TechTarget, and Network World.
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Andy Patrizio's coverage heavily focuses on technology, particularly software and artificial intelligence. His articles largely feature press releases and private sector announcements, indicating a preference for news directly from companies. When pitching to Andy, consider offering exclusive insights or data that could complement company announcements or press releases in the tech industry.
As he covers a wide range of tech topics such as AI, data centers, computer hardware, and software & SaaS solutions, experts with deep knowledge in these areas could provide valuable commentary for his articles.
It's also worth noting that Andy does not seem to have a specific geographic focus but rather provides global coverage of technology-related developments.
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By: Andy Patrizio
Equinix launches AI platform to simplify control of distributed AI resources
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Stop blaming the GPUs! Your AI feels slow because data is getting stuck in traffic. Fix the "supply chain" to keep those tokens flowing.
By: Andy Patrizio, Denise Dubie
Tokenomics: Why IT leaders need to pay attention to AI tokens
By: Andy Patrizio
Google Research talks compression technology it says will greatly reduce memory needed for AI processing
Two New England states say no to new data centers
Equinix offering targets automated AI-centric network operations
AMD and Intel partner to deliver AI performance advancement
AMD launches AI-targeted PCIe cards for current servers
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The company has made public the mathematics behind its post-quantum encryption verification, setting a challenge to the entire industry to prove its own code is equally secure.
