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In the MLPerf v0.6 results, we still see NVIDIA Tesla V100 and Google TPU dominance along with new results from bigger clusters and Intel Cascade Lake generation CPU offerings

Intel CXL announced with a small set of partners. The Compute Express Link Interconnect release seems to signal Intel is getting closer to Gen-Z adoption

This week, Google announced a low-cost and fast deep learning model training in GCP. With the results of MLPerf v0.5 in hand and the Google TPU v2 Pod hardware in its cloud, Google showed off the fast and cost-effective training solution

NVIDIA DGX-2H chassis chained together in a 32x system set along with clusters of DGX-1 and DGX-2 systems set six world record benchmarks on the initial set of MLPerf v0.5 results launched today

Google is now offering a cloud NAS. The Google Cloud Filestore is a cloud NAS with NFSv3 and up to 64TB shares. At launch there is a standard and a premium service level offering with the latter providing significantly more performance

How to install Ubuntu 18.04 Bionic Beaver on a Google Chromebook Pixel to get an awesome set of user interface hardware running the latest Ubuntu release

If you want to train your AI models with the high-end, Pascal-based NVIDIA Tesla P100 GPUs, Google GCP has you covered with new instance capabilities

At Hot Chips 29 (2017) attendees were treated to a case study on the original Google TPU and what the TPU would have looked like with GDDR5

Nutanix customers now have a clear path to take their hyper-converged infrastructure and using it to build a hybrid cloud with GCP

Google unveiled details about the Google Cloud TPU and that they will be making TPUs available in the Google Cloud Platform and TensorFlow Research Cloud