In today’s increasingly AI-assisted, software-defined IT world, it’s understandable how federal enterprise leaders might overlook some of the revolutionary developments reshaping the hardware ...

Having dominated the AI accelerator market, NVIDIA is now aiming to expand it to the data center infrastructure acceleration and optimization. Why is Jensen Huang bullish about the DPU market and how ...

Server consolidation is becoming an increasingly important part of major semiconductor device manufacturer Advanced Micro Devices Inc.’s reach, according to Kumaran Siva (pictured), corporate vice ...

Nvidia Corp. is targeting more demanding artificial intelligence workloads with the launch of its first-ever Arm-based central processing unit for the data center. Called “Grace,” the new CPU ...

At GTC21 Nvidia has announced its first data centre CPU. Dubbed 'Grace', in honour of US computer pioneer Grace Hopper, the new processor is Arm-based and designed to tackle the most complex AI and ...

This article is part of the TechXchange: Chiplets - Electronic Design Automation Insights. According to Intel, its latest data-center CPU, which packs up to 64 cores spread out over a pair of chiplets ...

Why is Moore’s Law running out of steam? Find out how AI and GPGPUs are filling the performance gap. Check out network technologies like SmartNICs that incorporate FPGAs. Moore’s Law predicted that ...

Advanced artificial intelligence (AI) is coming to all of our devices, from smart home devices to self-driving cars to mobile devices and even the apps that work on them. And the exciting innovations ...

NVIDIA's existing data center ecosystem and the Grace chip could pose a threat to its rivals. Data center accelerators such as GPUs (graphics processing units), CPUs, ASICs (application-specific ...

Multi-core processors theoretically can run many threads of code in parallel, but some categories of operation currently bog down attempts to raise overall performance by parallelizing computing. Is ...

Fig. 1: Created by ChatGPT from a text prompt. The data center processor market has seen two major tectonic shifts in the last decade. It used to be that all data center compute was x86, and well more ...