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- Pluralsight Study Shows Disparity Between AI Initiatives and Workforce Readiness
- Siemens and Intel to Collaborate on Advanced Semiconductor Manufacturing
- Alibaba International’s New AI-Powered ‘Aidge’ Aims to Break Language Barriers in Global Commerce
- Landing AI Announces New Capability to Build Domain-Specific Large Vision Models
- Kognitos Raises $20M in Series A Funding to Automate Businesses Using Generative AI
- Hayden AI Granted Patent for Traffic Violation Evidence Review System
- HPE Collaborates with NVIDIA to Deliver an Enterprise-Class, Full-Stack GenAI Solution
- Scality’s 2024 Data Storage Predictions Reveal Continued HDD Relevance Against SSD Advances
- SAS Forecasts 2024 AI Trends: Tackling the Dark Age of Fraud with AI Solutions
- HPE Fuels Business Transformation with New AI-Native Architecture and Hybrid Cloud Solutions
- IBM Advances Geospatial AI to Address Climate Challenges
- AWS Announces 5 New Amazon SageMaker Capabilities for Scaling with Models
- SiMa.ai and Supermicro Announce Partnership to Accelerate Power-Efficient ML at the Edge
- NVIDIA Brings Business Intelligence to Chatbots, Copilots and Summarization Tools with Enterprise-Grade Generative AI Microservice
- BSC Symposium Highlights AI’s Potential in Predicting Cancer Treatment Responses
- IBM Collaborates with AWS to Launch a New Cloud Database Offering, Enabling Customers to Optimize Data Management for AI Workloads
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Author Archives: Timothy Prickett Morgan
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SolidFire Aims Lower With All-Flash Arrays, Raises Cash
October 7th, 2014 Comments Off on SolidFire Aims Lower With All-Flash Arrays, Raises Cash
All-flash array upstart SolidFire, which was founded by a team of techies with expertise in online gaming, cloud computing, and enterprise storage, is launching smaller-scale versions of its eponymous arrays aimed at lowering the entry capacity and price point ...
IBM Takes On Big Workloads With Power8 Enterprise Systems
October 6th, 2014 (4)
Customers running big workloads on IBM's largest Power Systems servers got a preview this week of the high-end Power8 machines that the company will be rolling out over the next several months. The new Power E870 and E880 machines ...
HP Breaks Itself Into Back Office And Front Office Halves
October 6th, 2014 Comments Off on HP Breaks Itself Into Back Office And Front Office Halves
They could have called one Hewlett and the other one Packard, but instead, as HP breaks itself into two halves, it is calling the part that sells PCs and printers HP Inc and the one that sells servers, storage, ...
IBM Accelerates Power8 Clusters With GPUs, FPGAs, And Flash
October 2nd, 2014 (4)
It is perhaps a lucky stroke of timing or perhaps by design that only days after Big Blue sold off its System x X86 server business to Lenovo Group for $2.1 billion that the company is coming out swinging ...
Heftier Gluster Storage Helps Red Hat Tackle Big Data
October 2nd, 2014 Comments Off on Heftier Gluster Storage Helps Red Hat Tackle Big Data
Just because Red Hat bought Inktank for its Ceph clustered object storage software does not mean it has forgotten about its commercial variant of the Gluster clustered file system, which is commercialized as Red Hat Storage Server. Each has ...
So You Want To Be A Financial Services HPC Programmer?
October 1st, 2014 Comments Off on So You Want To Be A Financial Services HPC Programmer?
Financial services companies care about three things: Money, security, and programming on the fastest systems they can afford. You can't be a competitive bank, brokerage, trader, or hedge fund if you don't have all three, and ultimately, these all ...
StackEngine Brings Automation To Docker Containers
October 1st, 2014 Comments Off on StackEngine Brings Automation To Docker Containers
The rush to commercial Docker software container technology for Linux systems is well underway and very likely getting close to a hype cycle, but the fact remains that Docker is a transformational tool that is hitting the IT market ...
Ellison: Oracle’s Cloud Is Bigger Than You Think
September 30th, 2014 Comments Off on Ellison: Oracle’s Cloud Is Bigger Than You Think
The main topic of conversation at the OpenWorld conference held by Oracle in San Francisco this week is the cloud. While Oracle co-founder and now executive chairman and CTO Larry Ellison has famously mocked the idea of the cloud, ...
Oracle Doubles Exalytics In-Memory Performance, Holds Price Steady
September 30th, 2014 Comments Off on Oracle Doubles Exalytics In-Memory Performance, Holds Price Steady
Back in July, Oracle updated its Exadata database cluster appliances with a custom Intel processor, and this week at its OpenWorld 2014 extravaganza in San Francisco, the software giant and system vendor is taking the wraps off a new ...
Oracle Takes On All-Flash Makers With Hybrid FS1 Arrays
September 29th, 2014 Comments Off on Oracle Takes On All-Flash Makers With Hybrid FS1 Arrays
Despite the naysayers that still contend that Oracle should not have gotten into the hardware business through its acquisition of Sun Microsystems nearly five years ago, Oracle co-founder and now CTO Larry Ellison has a fondness for hardware, and ...