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NVIDIA Launches Grace CPU to Bring Arm Efficiency to Massive AI Workloads

By Rich Miller - April 12, 2021

The NVIDIA “Grace” CPU is designed to address the computing requirements for the world’s most advanced applications. (Image: NVIDIA)

NVIDIA is entering the CPU market with an Arm-based processor that will be tightly integrated with its next-generation GPUs. The Grace CPU seeks to bring new levels of power and efficiency to massive AI workloads, and offer a high-end alternative to Intel x86 CPUs.

Tagged With: Artificial Intelligence, GPUs, HPC, NVIDIA

Designing for Density: AI Brings Denser Racks into Multi-Tenant Data Centers

By Rich Miller - November 2, 2020

Digital Realty's Building P in Ashburn is among the multi-tenant data center facilities housing different types of workloads. (Photo: Digital Realty)

The growing adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) poses challenges for data center design, as high-density racks of GPUs require low-latency access to massive datasets, including some in the cloud.

Tagged With: Colovore, Digital Realty, GPUs, high density data centers, NVIDIA

NVIDIA Unveils Beefed-Up AI Hardware for Data Centers

By Rich Miller - May 15, 2020

NVIDIA has unveiled a new generation of its GPU technology designed to further shake up the world of AI computing. Here’s a look at the DGX A100 system, and what it may mean for the data center.

Tagged With: Artificial Intelligence, GPUs

Colovore Pre-Leases New Phase of Water-Cooled Data Center

By Rich Miller - September 13, 2017

High-density racks inside the Colovore data center in Santa Clara, Calif. (Photo: Rich Miller)

In a sign of strengthening demand for water-cooled racks, high-density hosting specialist Colovore has fully pre-leased a 2 megawatt expansion of its Santa Clara data center.

Tagged With: Colovore, GPUs, LinkedIn, ScaleMatrix

Supercomputing Moves to the Edge With AI-Guided Drones

By Rich Miller - September 7, 2017

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Avitas Systems’ drone inspection service is bringing AI data-crunching to remote locations with the NVIDIA DGX Station “supercomputer in a box.”

Tagged With: Artificial Intelligence, Drones, GPUs

New Server Hardware Boosts Data-Crunching for AI, Cloud

By Rich Miller - May 31, 2017

A four-rack "pod" of Google Tensor Processing Units (TPUs) and supporting hardware inside a Google data center. (Photo: Google)

The rise of specialized computing is bringing powerful new server hardware into the data center, a trend seen in new tech from Google, NVIDIA, AMD, ARM, Intel and Microsoft.

Tagged With: AMD, ARM, Artificial Intelligence, FPGAs, Google, GPUs, Intel, NVIDIA

AI Boom Boosts GPU Adoption, High-Density Cooling

By Rich Miller - April 12, 2017

A row of eight NVIDIA graphics processing units (GPUs) packed into a Big Sur machine learning server at Facebook's data center in Prineville, Oregon. (Photo: Rich Miller)

The rise of artificial intelligence, and the GPU computing hardware that often supports it, is reshaping the data center industry’s relationship with power density.

Tagged With: Facebook, Google, GPUs, IBM, Intel, Microsoft, NVIDIA

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Overcoming Supply Chain Roadblocks: How to Avoid Disruptions in Your Data Center

Overcoming Supply Chain Roadblocks: How to Avoid Disruptions in Your Data Center The data center industry continues to experience significant global supply chain problems. Brett Williams of Service Express, explores the importance of leveraging the secondary hardware market to overcome supply chain roadblocks.

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The Data Center Human Element: Designing for Observability, Resiliency and Better Operations

To meet the new demands being placed on data centers, industry leaders must rethink the way they approach their environment, delivery model and how they can leverage the cloud. Honeywell outlines strategies that support observability, resiliency, and improved data center operations, and also minimize human errors.

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Edge Computing is Poised to Remake the Data Center Landscape

Data center leaders are investing in edge computing and edge solutions and actively looking at new ways to deploy edge capacity to support evolving business and user requirements.

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Northern Virginia Data Center Market: The Focal Point for Cloud Growth

The Northern Virginia data center market is seeing a surge in supply and an even bigger surge in demand. Data Center Frontier explores trends, stats and future expectations for the No. 1 data center market in the country.

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