In recent years, virtualization technology has become a routine part of data centers. Whether it is server virtualization or cloud management platforms, operations and maintenance personnel are increasingly accustomed to completing most tasks in a browser: powering on and off, allocating resources, remote desktop access, and log queries. It seems that traditional KVM (Keyboard, Video, … Read more
Click the “blue text” above to select “Set as Favorite“ Key information, delivered on D1 time! Arm has been working to expand into the data center market over the past few years, and these efforts are beginning to bear fruit. Several cloud computing providers, including the world’s largest AWS, are running Arm-based CPUs in their … Read more
Let me discuss a few new changes. Last night, Oracle’s stock surged, with two highlights: one is that the orders for cloud computing data center construction significantly exceeded expectations, with North American investment banks generally predicting $100 billion, while in reality, a record $332 billion in orders were signed in the first quarter. Oracle is … Read more
In the era of explosive growth in artificial intelligence, the demand for computing power is increasing at an astonishing rate. With the surge in cross-regional collaboration needs for AI clusters, the optical communication field is experiencing unprecedented development opportunities. In this technological race, CPC (Co-Packaged Copper) technology, as a new breakthrough in connection solutions, is … Read more
Comprehensive report from Electronic Enthusiasts Network,In modern data center architecture, the Data Processing Unit (DPU) is rapidly emerging as the third core chip following the CPU and GPU. The DPU is designed for data-intensive tasks, offloading inefficient workloads from the CPU, such as network virtualization, storage acceleration, and security encryption, thereby freeing up core computing … Read more
Source: Online Compilation △ Scan to read Following NVIDIA’s announcement at the end of August regarding the mass production of the Rubin architecture chip next year, NVIDIA discussed the progress of Rubin at the Goldman Sachs Technology Conference on September 8. NVIDIA CFO Colette Kress stated that the Rubin chip is already preparing for market … Read more
According to ZDNet Source: ZDNet Semiconductor company Xilinx has recently unveiled its software-programmable chip design for data centers, which Xilinx claims is part of a new category of computing. The software-programmable chip design for data centers is named the Adaptive Compute Acceleration Platform (ACAP). Xilinx states that ACAP will make highly programmable data center servers … Read more
In 2014, Lenovo’s acquisition of IBM’s x86 server business and Motorola Mobility’s smartphone business attracted widespread attention in the industry. However, note that the acquisition amounts were only $2.3 billion and $2.9 billion, respectively. At the end of last year, a merger involving $16.7 billion did not receive much attention domestically. In fact, the acquirer … Read more
Translator’s Note In today’s world, where the demand for AI computing power is growing exponentially, the bottleneck of computing power has gradually shifted from the pure computing capability of chips to the communication efficiency between chips. NVIDIA has built a strong moat with its NVLink and InfiniBand technologies. Huawei’s UB-Mesh, showcased at Hot Chips, is … Read more
1. Core Advantages of PCIe Technology: Why is it the Cornerstone of Communication Networks? PCIe[Peripheral Component Interconnect Express] is a high-speed serial point-to-point dual-channel bus standard, whose technical characteristics perfectly meet the high bandwidth and low latency requirements of modern communication networks: 1. Full-duplex communication architecture allows each device to have independent transmit (TX) and … Read more