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What’s going on with Microsoft’s data centre delays?
We dive into the details surrounding the Microsoft data centre delay and what it signifies for its AI initiatives.
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AMD closes $4.9 billion acquisition of ZT Systems
Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) has completed its $4.9 billion purchase of server maker ZT Systems
Intel broadens Xeon 6 family with launch of Xeon 6700P and 6500P series processors
We hear direct from Intel's Chief Architect of Xeon Products to find out how the Xeon 6700/6500 series fit into the Xeon 6 family and how its chips compare with AMD in the latest AI benchmarks
Hard drives hit 36TB capacity with new Seagate Exos M drives
Seagate has shipped the first of its Exos M hard drives, with a roadmap to increase capacity by tens of terabytes..
UK is going big with AI Opportunities Action Plan – but it should be wary
The UK Government thinks AI can solve its woes via the AI Opportunities Action Plan, but it might cost us water, land and our medical data
AWS launches Thailand Region, plans $5 billion investment
Amazon Web Services (AWS) has launched its first data centre region in Thailand, as part of plans to invest more than $5 billion in the country.
2025: the year data centres got interesting
Microsoft is investing $80 billion to build new data centres, which is great news for the US economy but not so great for the environment
AWS teams up with AI materials firm to speed data centre decarbonisation efforts
AWS has teamed up with Orbital Materials to discover new ways to decarbonise data centres.
Return of the tape: the unlikely renaissance of tape storage and how IBM Research is leading the way
Forget hard disks and SSDs: the future of large-scale storage is tape. We speak to the man in charge of tape R&D at IBM Research's European headquarters in Zurich.
AWS updates data centres with new components to support AI innovation and improve energy usage
Amazon Web Services (AWS) has announced it has added new components to its data centre to support customers’ ongoing needs, particularly for generative AI development, and to further improve energy efficiency.
Intel doubles down on Enterprise AI with Xeon 6 P-cores and Gaudi 3
Intel hopes to lure enterprises with this double release: Xeon 6 with P-cores and Gaudi 3 accelerators, both of which are now available
Intel’s Gaudi 3 AI accelerators set to launch on IBM Cloud in early 2025
Intel has announced plans to make its Gaudi 3 AI accelerators available on IBM Cloud in early 2025, suggesting that next year Nvidia will have tougher competition than ever before.
Do you want a career in the tech industry but don’t consider yourself technical?
Adelle Desouza dispels the myth that you must love computers to excel and have a career in the tech industry.
HPE claims AI will ultimately cure dementia
HPE's Managing Director for the UK and the Middle East claimed that AI will help "cure" dementia at a press event to build upon announcements made at HPE Discover 2024
Time for CSPs to turn DDoS pain into gain
CSPs face both rising demand and DDoS threats. DDoS Protection-as-a-Service and adopting hybrid solutions might be a solution though.
The imperative of making a career in the data centre industry attractive
Adelle Desouza addresses the problem of an ageing workforce in the data centre industry as well as how to make it an attractive career for new generations
Intel claims Gaudi 3 AI accelerator is typically 40% faster than Nvidia H100
Everything you need to know about Intel's Gaudi 3 AI accelerator compared to the Gaudi 2 and its Nvidia rivals
What is Intel Xeon Scalable?
Intel's Xeon Scalable processors are among the fastest chips on the planet, but what are they good for and how do they compare? This explainer reveals the crucial facts.
When do businesses need to store data in their own country?
The increased regulations around data sovereignty mean it’s more important than ever to think about where business information is stored. James Morris explains how to navigate the murky waters of globalised data.
Pensioner hard disks just keep on spinning
Backblaze data shows certain hard disks don't fail at greater rates in old age