In this episode of Shared Everything, Glenn Lockwood, just named Principal Technical Strategist at VAST Data, shares what decades at the bleeding edge of large-scale systems design have taught him abo...

Embedding compute clusters in wind turbines matches AI workloads to renewable power, but cooling, latency, and reliability limit large-scale AI datacenter use.

McKinsey says Gen AI is stuck but banks, research firms, and others are quietly breaking through with AI agents and the "agentic mesh." Is this AI’s big pivot moment?

Countries now see data as territory to protect. If the U.S. doesn't tune in, it might get tuned out.

In drug development, where timelines are long, costs high, and bets fail, any tool that helps reduce risk is worth keeping. But only if we’re honest about what it can’t do yet.

Antoine Bordes, ex-head of AI at Meta FAIR now leading AI at Helsing, discusses intelligent defense, data-driven warfare, and ethical AI integration in military applications.

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In-depth with NERSC chief architect Nick Wright, we explore how the forthcoming Doudna machine redefines supercomputing to meet real-time demands of science.

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CoreWeave is replacing Hollywood’s render farms with AI-native data engines that turn every frame into a dataset.

Jensen be limbo, Jensen be quick, Jensen go under the Uncle Sam’s limbo stick Over the past few years, Uncle Sam has made it progressively harder for US chip designers to flog their AI wares in China. But not impossible.…

Everyone's talking about NVIDIA Dynamo, but here's why disaggregation, KV caching, and smarter routing might actually rewrite inference—and why GPU cache isn't enough.

Gen AI’s infrastructure crisis with costly inference, rigid stacks is driving an open, Linux-like shift and modular, community-built solutions are rewriting datacenter rules

Jonathan Koomey’s take on AI’s rising power demands, the limits of computing efficiency, and whether Koomey’s Law still holds in the era of synthetic data and grid constraints.

In his letter to Intel employees, new chief executive officer Lip-Bu Tan, who starts his new job next Tuesday, tells them that he is “never deterred by

Speakers

Nicole Hemsoth Prickett explains why she’s joined VAST after almost two decades in media, and why she thinks VAST represents true industry disruption.

Alt: Jack O’Neil hits a golf club into the Stargate

It's not just one hyperbolic billionaire – the entire industry is chasing the AI dragon

Not as impenetrable as you might think, but still more than Intel or AMD would like Analysis  Nvidia is facing its stiffest competition in years with new accelerators from Intel and AMD that challenge its best chips on memory capacity, performance,…

Chip imports up more than 14% this year in anticipation of fresh restrictions China's semiconductor imports were up more than 14 percent in 2024 as companies in the country stockpiled ahead of widely expected fresh restrictions from Washington and…

Cloud colossus reckons it can clarify hallucinations, get your apps off Microsoft's OS at pleasing speed re:Invent  Amazon Web Services CEO Matt Garman opened the cloud computing service's 13th annual re:Invent conference by observing: "Generative AI…

When the hyperscalers and cloud builders were smaller and the Arm collective had failed to storm the datacenter and AMD was not yet on its path to

Tens of thousands of AWS’ Trn2 instances to fuel Anthropic's next-gen models Re:Invent  Amazon Web Services teased its next gen AI accelerator dubbed Trainium3 at re:Invent on Tuesday, which it says will deliver 4x higher performance than its…

At least he'll have company as he joins 15,000 of his colleagues headed for the door Comment  Pat Gelsinger is out as Intel CEO, cutting short his nearly four-year crusade to revitalize the beleaguered chipmaker.…

We did not think that today we would be writing about Pat Gelsinger "retiring" from the company that he loves best and most. Intel’s prodigal and now

We did not think that today we would be writing about Pat Gelsinger "retiring" from the company that he loves best and most. Intel’s prodigal and now

If you want to buy an exascale-class supercomputer, or a portion of one so you can scale up, there are not a lot of places to go shopping because there