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KYY K1302R Portable Monitor With Box 1
In our KYY K1302R portable monitor review, we see how well this relatively inexpensive travel display comapares to others we have tested
AMD Advancing AI 2026 AMD Large
It's time for AMD's 2026 Advancing AI conference. Join ServeTheHome for our live blog coverage of the AAI keynote, where AMD will announce their latest and greatest hardware and software technologies
AMD EPYC Turin And NVIDIA Vera
We go into a framework for normalizing NVIDIA Vera benchmarks from its latest whitepaper to some of AMD EPYC Turin's other parts
NVIDIA Vera CPU
NVIDIA this morning has released a trove of new technical details on Vera, their upcoming server CPU, as well as the Olympus CPU core. The company is also publishing the first SPEC CPU 2026 benchmarks, giving us our best look yet at the performance of the chip
Intel Fortinet FortiSP6 Cover
Fortinet is the latest Intel Foundry customer as the companies disclosed that the FortiSP6 will be a collaboration with Intel
Xeon 6 With 16 DDR5 RDIMMs
Intel this morning is announcing that parts of the Xeon 6 family are going to be getting mid-generation memory upgrades with support for DDR5-8000 RDIMMs as well as Gen 2 MRDIMMs
MSI CD182 S6091 X2 (DLC) Hero
AMD's EPYC Venice is coming, and OEMs are eager to show off their upcoming wares. At Computex we caught MSI's CD182-S6091-X2 (DLC), a liquid cooled dual socket 1OU2N server node
Samsung Multiplexer Rank DIMM Gen2 Close Up
The next generation of server memory is slated to get even faster. At Computex 2026 Micron was showing off DDR5-8000 RDIMMs, while Samsung had uber-fast 12,800 MT/s second-gen MRDIMMs
GIGABYTE G294 Z22 AAP2 4
We have been seeing the AMD Instinct MI350P 144GB HBM3E PCIe accelerator everywhere over the past few weeks as this appears to be a popular GPU
Jetson Thor T5000 Module
NVIDIA has announced the addition of two new mid-range boards to their Jetson Thor lineup, the T3000 and T2000, which will arrive in Q1'27. The new boards aim to be a cheaper offering for customers feeling pressured by the high cost of memory