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Stretching GPU Database Performance With Flash Arrays

For the past decade, flash has been used as a kind of storage accelerator, sprinkled into systems here and crammed into bigger chunks there, often with hierarchical tiering software to make it all work as a go-between that sits between slower storage (or sometimes no other tier of storage) and either CPU DRAM or GPU HBM or GDDR memory.

Stretching GPU Database Performance With Flash Arrays was written by Timothy Prickett Morgan at .

ARM Goes To War In The Datacenter With “Aries” Designs

When Arm Holdings, the division of the Softbank conglomerate that designs and licenses the core component of the processor architecture that bears its name, launched its Neoverse revamping of the Arm architecture for the datacenter and the edge last October, the company put the architecture on a strict annual cadence and promised to deliver 30 percent performance increases at the system level with each generation.

ARM Goes To War In The Datacenter With “Aries” Designs was written by Timothy Prickett Morgan at .

Ethernet And The Future Of Data Networking

The need to host, process, and transmit more data, in less time and more securely, is putting huge strain on existing datacenter network, server, and storage architectures, with the demands of specific applications like artificial intelligence, machine learning, image recognition, and data analytics exacerbating the problem.

Ethernet And The Future Of Data Networking was written by Timothy Prickett Morgan at .

IBM Mashes Up PowerAI And Watson Machine Learning Stacks

Earlier in this decade, when the hyperscalers and the academics that run with them were building machine learning frameworks to transpose all kinds of data from one format to another – speech to text, text to speech, image to text, video to text, and so on – they were doing so not just for scientific curiosity.

IBM Mashes Up PowerAI And Watson Machine Learning Stacks was written by Timothy Prickett Morgan at .

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