Here is a question for you. What is harder to get right now: 1,665 of Nvidia’s “Blackwell” B200 GPU compute engines or 10 megawatts of power for a four year contract in the Northeast region of the United States? …
Pushing AI System Cooling To The Limits Without Immersion was written by Timothy Prickett Morgan at The Next Platform.
IT environments today have a passing resemblance to those from 15 or 20 years ago, when enterprise workloads mostly ran on industry standard servers connected through networks and into storage systems that were all contained within the four walls of a datacenter, where performance as the name of the game and was protected by a perimeter of security designed to keep the bad guys out. …
Intel Xeon 6 CPUs Carve Out Their Territory In AI, HPC was written by Timothy Prickett Morgan at The Next Platform.
The rapid changes Broadcom instituted after buying virtualization stalwart VMware for $61 billion in late 2023 continue to shape the virtualization and cloud spaces, with some enterprises facing significant higher pricing, new licensing plans, and bunding options looking for alternatives, vendors offering them alternatives, and companies rolling out plans to help with the migrations. …
Taking On VMware, HPE Mashes Up VM Essentials With Morpheus Cloud Controller was written by Jeffrey Burt at The Next Platform.
Andrew Yourtchenko and Dr. Tony Przygienda left wonderful comments to my Screen Scraping in 2025 blog post, but unfortunately they prefer commenting on a closed platform with ephemeral content; the only way to make their thoughts available to a wider audience is by reposting them. Andrew first:
I keep saying CLI is an API. However, it is much simpler and an easier way to adapt to the changes, if these three conditions are met:
The oil barons of the Middle East have been trying to diversify out of carbon fuels and into other parts of the global economy for decades, but artificial intelligence may be a game that only hyperscalers, cloud builders, and Middle East sovereign wealth funds can play at the highest levels and maybe, in the long run, only the latter can tilt the AI playing field to their advantage. …
Saudi Arabia Has The Wealth – And Desire – To Become An AI Player was written by Timothy Prickett Morgan at The Next Platform.
The Infrahub Python SDK allows you to interact with Infrahub programmatically and can be used to query, create, modify, and delete data. In a previous blog post, we looked at how to query data using the Python SDK and explored various examples, including filters, relationships, and how to retrieve related data.
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In this post, we’ll focus on how to create, modify, delete and upsert data using the SDK. We’ll walk through practical examples that show how to add new resources, update existing ones, and delete data from Infrahub.
Throughout this post, we’ll be using the Infrahub sandbox, which is freely available. The sandbox already has some data in it, so if you’d like to follow along or try this yourself, you can use it without needing to set up anything.
In the previous post, we covered the basics of using the Python SDK, including how to install it and set up the client object. If you’re new to the SDK, I recommend going back to that first article to start from the install.
To get started today, I’ve generated an API token on the Infrahub demo instance Continue reading
The Armv9 architecture has a lot of technical enhancements to commend it, but as far as Arm Holdings, the creator and licensor of the Arm architecture, is concerned one of the best features of Armv9, which was first unveiled four years ago, is that it comes with a higher royalty fee than prior Armv7 and Armv8 architectures. …
Armv9 Architecture Helps Lift Arm To New Financial Heights was written by Timothy Prickett Morgan at The Next Platform.
There has been no shortage of turmoil in the global economy thanks to war – trade and otherwise – and skirmish and terror of various kinds and severity. …
No “Doom And Gloom” In The First Half For Arista was written by Timothy Prickett Morgan at The Next Platform.
netlab release 2.0.0 is out. I spent the whole week fixing bugs and running integration tests, so I’m too brain-dead to go into the details. These are the major features we added (more about them in a few days; the details are in the release notes):
Other changes include:
As far as we can tell, the export controls on crippled GPU compute engines announced by the US Department of Commerce back in April have had a disproportionately hard impact on AMD compared to Nvidia, as far as we can tell. …
China Export Controls Whack AMD Datacenter GPU Business was written by Timothy Prickett Morgan at The Next Platform.
If you’re a marketer, advertiser, or a business owner that runs your own website, there’s a good chance you’ve used Google tags in order to collect analytics or measure conversions. A Google tag is a single piece of code you can use across your entire website to send events to multiple destinations like Google Analytics and Google Ads.
Historically, the common way to deploy a Google tag meant serving the JavaScript payload directly from Google’s domain. This can work quite well, but can sometimes impact performance and accurate data measurement. That’s why Google developed a way to deploy a Google tag using your own first-party infrastructure using server-side tagging. However, this server-side tagging required deploying and maintaining a separate server, which comes with a cost and requires maintenance.
That’s why we’re excited to be Google’s launch partner and announce our direct integration of Google tag gateway for advertisers, providing many of the same performance and accuracy benefits of server-side tagging without the overhead of maintaining a separate server.
Any domain proxied through Cloudflare can now serve your Google tags directly from that domain. This allows you to get better measurement signals for your website and can enhance your Continue reading