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Ampere Gets Out In Front Of X86 With 192-Core “Siryn” AmpereOne

The largest clouds will always have to buy X86 processors from Intel or AMD so long as the enterprises of the world – and the governments and educational institutions who also consume a fair number of servers – have X86 applications that are not easily ported to Arm or RISC-V architectures.

Ampere Gets Out In Front Of X86 With 192-Core “Siryn” AmpereOne was written by Timothy Prickett Morgan at The Next Platform.

When Push Comes To Shove, Google Invests Heavily In GPU Compute

A year ago, at its Google I/O 2022 event, Google revealed to the world that it had eight pods of TPUv4 accelerators, with a combined 32,768 of its fourth generation, homegrown matrix math accelerators, running in a machine learning hub located in its Mayes County, Oklahoma datacenter.

When Push Comes To Shove, Google Invests Heavily In GPU Compute was written by Timothy Prickett Morgan at The Next Platform.

How ZeroPoint Optimizes Performance And Energy Use In Datacenters With Memory Compression

Sponsored Feature: Computers are taking over our daily tasks. For big tech, this means an increase in IT workloads and an expansion of advanced use cases in areas like artificial intelligence and machine learning (AI/ML), the Internet of Things (IoT), augmented reality and virtual reality (AR/VR).

How ZeroPoint Optimizes Performance And Energy Use In Datacenters With Memory Compression was written by Martin Courtney at The Next Platform.

The Skills Gap For Fortran Looms Large In HPC

Back in the dawn of time, which is four decades ago in computer science and which was before technical computing went mainstream with the advent of Unix workstations and their beefy server cousins, the computer science students we knew at college had taught themselves BASIC on either TRS-80s or Commodore VICs and they went to college to learn something useful like COBOL and maybe got a smattering of C and Pascal, or occasionally even RPG, for variety.

The Skills Gap For Fortran Looms Large In HPC was written by Timothy Prickett Morgan at The Next Platform.

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