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SearchStorage, Friday, July 7,2023

PCI-Express Must Match The Cadence Of Compute Engines And Networks

Vol 304 · Issue 1 · 2023-07-07

When system architects sit down to design their next platforms, they start by looking at a bunch of roadmaps from suppliers of CPUs, accelerators, memory, flash, network interface cards - and PCI-Express controllers and switches. And the switches are increasingly important in system designs that have a mix of compute and memory types and for clusters that will be sharing components like accelerators and memory.

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PCI-Express Must Match The Cadence Of Compute Engines And Networks

The Next Platform, Wednesday, July 5,2023

The $1 Billion And Higher Ante To Play The AI Game

Vol 304 · Issue 1 · 2023-07-05

If you want to get the attention of server makers and compute engine providers and especially if you are going to be building GPU-laden clusters with shiny new gear to drive AI training and possibly AI inference for large language models and recommendation engines, the first thing you need is $1 billion. After that, things will be easier for you when it comes to building out your next platform.

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The $1 Billion And Higher Ante To Play The AI Game

TechCrunch, Monday, July 3,2023

The M4 Robot Transforms To Roll, Fly And Walk Across Various Terrains

Vol 304 · Issue 1 · 2023-07-03

If you've followed robots with any frequency, you've no doubt encountered the wheel versus leg debate. Why, for instance, should a warehouse opt for a legged Digit robot instead of a rolling Locus system? The explosive popularity of drones has led to similar debates with flying. Recent interest in inventory automation has prompted similar debates between UAVs and rolling systems when it comes to dealing with tall shelves.

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The M4 Robot Transforms To Roll, Fly And Walk Across Various Terrains

EnterpriseAI, Thursday, June 15,2023

What Runs ChatGPT? Inside Microsoft's AI Supercomputer

Vol 303 · Issue 2 · 2023-06-15

Wonder what it takes to run the infrastructure that hosts ChatGPT with over 100 million users today? Get an inside look at the AI supercomputer infrastructure built to run ChatGPT and other large language models. Go behind the scenes with Mark Russinovich, Microsoft Azure CTO, in this Microsoft Mechanics show and learn:

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What Runs ChatGPT? Inside Microsoft's AI Supercomputer

I, Cringely, Thursday, June 15,2023

AI And Moore's Law: It's The Chips, Stupid

Vol 303 · Issue 2 · 2023-06-15

Moore's Law, which began with a random observation by the late Intel co-founder Gordon Moore that transistor densities on silicon substrates were doubling every 18 months, has over the intervening 60+ years been both borne-out yet also changed from a lithography technical feature to an economic law.

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AI And Moore's Law: It's The Chips, Stupid

The Next Platform, Wednesday, June 14,2023

AMD Widens Server Cpu Line To Take Bites Out Of Intel, Arm

Vol 303 · Issue 2 · 2023-06-14

The best defense is a good offense, and as it turns out, the best offense is also a good offense. So while AMD is all polite-like in its presentations, rest assured that with the ever enwidening and embiggening Epyc server chip lineup, AMD is absolutely meaning to bring offense to Intel, the Arm collective, and any RISC-V upstarts that think it is a pushover.

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AMD Widens Server Cpu Line To Take Bites Out Of Intel, Arm

Blocks&Files, Friday, May 5,2023

3D DRAM Could Be Revolutionary - If It Works

Vol 302 · Issue 1 · 2023-05-05

We have become so used to 3D NAND that we forget how revolutionary it was back in 2013. The idea that you could radically increase the density of a NAND wafer by stacking cells instead of just laying them out side by side is now taken for granted.

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3D DRAM Could Be Revolutionary - If It Works

The Next Platform, April 4th, 2023

RISC-V In The Datacenter Is No Risky Proposition

Vol 301 · Issue 1 · 2023-04-04

It was only a matter of time, perhaps, but the skyrocketing costs of designing chips is colliding with the ever-increasing need for performance, price/performance, and performance per watt. Something has got to give, and that thing might be the architectures currently used in the datacenter.

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RISC-V In The Datacenter Is No Risky Proposition

The Next Platform, March 31st, 2023

The Age Of Acceleration Engines

Vol 300 · Issue 5 · 2023-03-31

Sponsored Feature: Back in the old days, there was a CPU and chip designers crammed everything into that single CPU, which made sense for the greatest number of customers offset against the additional cost of adding extra functionality

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The Age Of Acceleration Engines

The Next Platform, March 6th, 2023

Intel Pushes Out Hybrid CPU-GPU Compute Beyond 2025

Vol 300 · Issue 2 · 2023-03-06

One of the reasons why Intel can even think about entering the GPU compute space is that the IT market, and indeed just about any market we can think of, likes to have at least three competitors. With capital intensive businesses, there is an inevitable consolidation, and sometimes only two companies can be supported.

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Intel Pushes Out Hybrid CPU-GPU Compute Beyond 2025

Scientific Computing World, February 27th, 2023

Hot Chips

Vol 300 · Issue 1 · 2023-02-27

The server and HPC processor market has been in a period of change. Repeated delays from Intel and strong positioning from AMD have led to a shift from the long-established dominance that Intel has had in this market.

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Hot Chips

CXOtoday.com, February 10th, 2023

5 Tech Innovations That Drove Infrastructure Development In 2022 And Beyond

Vol 299 · Issue 2 · 2023-02-10

The infrastructure sector is a major economic driver in India, and hence, commitment to its overall development is crucial. Looking at the recently announced Budget 2022-23, the Union government reaffirmed its commitment to using infrastructure as a key driver of long-term economic growth and proposed infrastructure spending of more than Rs 10 lakh crore.

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5 Tech Innovations That Drove Infrastructure Development In 2022 And Beyond

The Next Platform, February 2nd, 2023

The First RISC-V Shot Across The Datacenter Bow

Vol 299 · Issue 1 · 2023-02-02

When it comes to operating systems and now CPU instruction sets, there is proprietary, there is licensable and modifiable with a standard base of functionality with room for some originality, and there is true open source. Which one do you think wins out in the longest of runs?

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The First RISC-V Shot Across The Datacenter Bow