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Following Broadcom’s acquisition of VMware, Tanzu, the latter’s cloud-native application development software suite, remains relatively unscathed.
Ten years ago, data center needed 10 megawatts (MW) of electricity to operate, or enough juice to power 2,000 households for a day. Today, that figure is closer to 300 MW. What’s to blame? Artificial intelligence is a reasonable culprit.
In a move to improve efficiency for enterprises processing video content at high volumes, Akamai added a media-optimized offering based on Nvidia GPUs to its cloud services portfolio
“Enterprises need a data lake solution that consolidates large volumes of data from disparate sources ," ESG analyst Jon Brown said.
Greensparc, a San Francisco-based provider of local data center services, has partnered with Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) to open an environmental, social and governance ( ESG )-optimized data center in Alaska to disrupt legacy data center and make equitable computing power at scale a reality.
Oracle announced plans to invest more than $8 billion toward growing its cloud computing footprint in Japan over the next decade. With this financial investment, the vendor claims to be the sole hyperscale cloud provider able to deliver artificial intelligence (AI) and a portfolio of more than 100 cloud services on a local scale, anywhere in the world.
Red Hat updated its Trusted Software Supply Chain in response to an uptick of organizations integrating security protocols directly into their software processes. In other words, the vendor hopes to take advantage of the shift from reactive security measures to proactive security measures.
With a focus on eradicating siloed threat detection in the hybrid attack landscapes of modern, artificial intellegence ( AI )-focused IT environments, Vectra AI broke new ground and hired a chief product officer (CPO) to its leadership team, Jeff Reed.
Rivals Intel and Nvidia both touted support for the latest large language model (LLM) from Meta, signaling the competitive pressures of the high performance computing (HPC) infrastructure market.
Lenovo introduced a new suite of artificial intelligence (AI)-centric infrastructure systems designed to accelerate AI innovation from the cloud to the edge.
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