Ferveret’s Adaptive Phase Cooling brings nuclear cooling to data centers
What if cooling a data center came down to the same physics used in nuclear reactors? That is exactly the pre...
What if cooling a data center came down to the same physics used in nuclear reactors? That is exactly the pre...
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The community behind KubeVirt is releasing version 1.8 of the platform. The release is compatible with Kubern...
Update, March 26: Meta has begun laying off workers in its Reality Labs division. The unit, focused on metave...
DataCore introduces the Swarm Appliance, a turnkey solution for data protection in edge and ROBO environments...
The Open Data Institute and SAP are launching the IDEA program, which stands for Interchange for Data and Ent...
The Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) has announced new features for Istio, aimed at managing AI workl...
Arm introduces the Arm AGI CPU, its first in-house silicon for AI data centers. The chip features up to 136 N...
SK Hynix has placed an order with ASML worth nearly $8 billion. This is the largest publicly announced single...
The global semiconductor supply chain is under increasing strain due to sustained demand for AI chips. Accord...
OpenTelemetry has officially accepted Embrace’s Kotlin API and SDK as a contribution to the project. The SD...
llm-d has been officially accepted as a CNCF Sandbox project. This places the project under the Linux Foundat...