We have been expecting a new Arm server CPU design out of the Annapurna Labs folks who create the CPUs, XPUs, DPUs, and scale ...

AWS brings sovereign AI on-prem with new AI Factories alongside Trainium3 and Nvidia GB300 launches - SiliconANGLE ...

As always, the AWS Re:Invent conference is big - not just in the number of attendees - and bold. And, as has been the case ...

AMD has hired Amazon Web Services infrastructure leader Arvind Balakumar to head up engineering efforts for the “Helios” AI ...

The world’s leading hyperscalers, chipmakers, and system builders aren’t experimenting with purpose-built – they’re aligning their infrastructure strategies around it. Arm is the trusted foundation ...

Graviton5-based M9g instances designed for general-purpose cloud workloads are available today in preview. C9g instances for compute-intensive workloads and R9g instances for memory-intensive ...

Artificial intelligence is no longer a side project for corporate IT teams, it is becoming the core engine of how companies ...

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Amazon Web Services on Tuesday announced several new advancements to its compute portfolio. The key updates include five new instance types for Amazon EC2, two new AWS Outposts SKUs, and three new AWS ...

The AWS re:Invent event marks the last and largest conference I will attend in 2020 – and the year certainly ended with a bang. This event is always super-interesting, and the company continues to ...

New AWS Graviton2-powered C6gn instances deliver 100 Gbps networking performance and provide 40% better price performance over comparable current generation x86-based instances New AMD-powered G4ad ...

Note: This blog contains contributions from Patrick Moorhead, President, and principal analyst, Moor Insights & Strategy. One major trend we see at Moor Insights & Strategy is for cloud giants to use ...