Seven new hyperscale data centers to be built in the Netherlands
At least 7 hyperscale data centers are under construction in the Netherlands. Permits for these data centers ...
At least 7 hyperscale data centers are under construction in the Netherlands. Permits for these data centers ...
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Arm has revealed some more technical details about its upcoming Neoverse V1 and N2 server platforms. The comp...
SK Hynix has announced that it will increase its spending on the purchase of equipment for the production of ...
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Tenstorrent, a start-up led by several former high-level AMD employees, has entered into a partnership with S...
Google announces its new new "Argos" brand of video transcoding silicon. YouTube requires such a huge vide...