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Cisco and NVIDIA team up announcing a new USFP form factor for 400G SerDes lanes. Cisco also has a few new Silicon One offerings
Intel today has unveiled its official performance specifications and branding for its upcoming "Crescent Island" data center AI inference cards. Going under the name Intel GPU D-Series, the D270 will offer 1.3 PLFOPs of dense FP8 and 1.5TB/second of memory bandwidth
The new Structera X 3406 and Structera X 3506 offer six channels and up to 18 DIMMs per controller for CXL 3.2 memory expansion
Following the recent launch of AMD's EPYC 8005 Sorano server CPUs, we are taking a look at the various SKU options among chips, and what configurations offer the best value for different needs
SPEC has released version 15.0.1 of SPECviewperf Linux Edition, bringing a slew of upgrades and official Arm support to Linux's key workstation graphics benchmark suite. We are taking a look at those changes, and what performance is like on some modern systems
Today we are taking a look at GMKtec's latest Ryzen AI Max+ 395 mini-PC, the EVO-X3, an interesting AI workstation with the added twist of an OCuLink Port
The new Xsight Labs E1L DPU brings lower core counts (8-22 Arm Neoverse N2 cores), plenty of PCIe Gen5 and 200Gbps networking into a lower power form factor
The Kioxia LD4 is a higher-capacity E1.L NVMe SSD designed to cram a lot of sorage while taking a minimal amount of faceplate area
Microsoft today launched its first two NVIDIA RTX Spark-powered systems, the Surface Laptop Ultra and Surface RTX Spark Dev box. Aimed at developers and other professionals, the high-end systems offer a fresh face to NVIDIA and Microsoft's Arm ecosystem efforts
We test the Gigabyte W775-V10-L01, including getting over 2.2B tokens/ day on the Blackwell Ultra GPU, 800Gbps from the ConnectX-8 SuperNIC, and testing the NVIDIA Grace CPU with the C2C link between it and the GPU