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Intel To Challenge AMD With 48 Core “Cascade Lake” Xeon AP

AMD is hosting its “Next Horizon” datacenter event in San Francisco this week, and archrival Intel, which is losing some market share to AMD but not feeling the pain on its books yet thanks to a massive buildout in server infrastructure at hyperscalers, cloud builders, and smaller service providers like telcos, is hitting back by divulging some of its plans for next year’s “Cascade Lake” Xeon lineup.

Intel To Challenge AMD With 48 Core “Cascade Lake” Xeon AP was written by Timothy Prickett Morgan at .

Ohio Supercomputer Center Picks CPUs, GPUs, and Liquid Cooling For Pitzer Cluster

The Ohio Supercomputer Center’s mission to supply supercomputing capabilities to educational institutions and companies throughout the state is about to get a significant boost in the form of a powerful and highly-efficient cluster based on Dell EMC servers and leveraging liquid-cooling technology from CoolIT.

Ohio Supercomputer Center Picks CPUs, GPUs, and Liquid Cooling For Pitzer Cluster was written by Jeffrey Burt at .

Broadening The Appeal Of Distributed NVM-Express Storage

NVM-Express has been creating a quiet revolution in servers for several years now, providing a way for flash storage to bypass the traditional storage stack and the limitations of interfaces such as SATA and SAS, and instead pipe data directly into and out of the CPU through the high-speed PCI Express bus.

Broadening The Appeal Of Distributed NVM-Express Storage was written by Daniel Robinson at .

Cray Slingshots Back Into HPC Interconnects With Shasta Systems

While processors and now GPUs tend to get all of the glory when it comes to high performance computing, for the past three decades as distributed computing architectures became the norm in supercomputing, it has been the interconnects that made all the difference in how well – or poorly – these systems perform.

Cray Slingshots Back Into HPC Interconnects With Shasta Systems was written by Timothy Prickett Morgan at .