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Arrcus has collaborated with VMware to expand their network and compute virtualization solution. This collaboration will create geo-redundant Distributed Data Centers capable of handling diverse workloads and applications. The ACE platform facilitates the creation of distributed data center fabrics, while VMware NSX allows for the virtualization of the physical network. This integration provides customers with the ability to build data center networks for different workloads using open standards-based design and programming interfaces. Arrcus is committed to open networks and offers a wide range of energy-conserving merchant silicon and hardware options. [Extracted from the article]

GTA, the leading telecommunications and digital infrastructure provider in Guam, has announced that their GNC iX Data Center is now a strategic Point of Presence (PoP) for PLDT Global, a technology services company in the Philippines. This partnership will provide PLDT Global with enhanced network performance, reduced latency, and route diversity. The GNC iX Data Center offers advanced security protocols, redundant power systems, and a carrier-neutral ecosystem, making it an appealing choice for carriers in need of an Asia Hub for IP transit, peering, and colocation. This collaboration aims to elevate PLDT Global's network capabilities and contribute to the advancement of Guam as a prominent connectivity hub. [Extracted from the article]

Moesif, a cloud-based solution for API monetization and customer observability, has joined the Amazon Web Services (AWS) Independent Software Vendor (ISV) Accelerate Program. This program connects AWS Partners with the AWS Sales organization to drive new business. Moesif's native integrations with AWS services like Amazon API Gateway and Kinesis Data Firehose allow developers to quickly implement usage-based billing. Moesif also collaborates with AWS on the SaaS Builder Toolkit for AWS, enabling developers to build SaaS applications without worrying about billing. The AWS ISV Accelerate Program provides Moesif with co-sell support and benefits, ensuring customer needs are met. Moesif's API monetization solution offers powerful API observability and usage analytics, empowering businesses to make data-driven decisions and drive product-led growth. [Extracted from the article]

Tachyum, a technology company, is donating computing resources to the open-source community for expanded evaluation opportunities with their Prodigy platform. They have identified and solved existing issues to improve public utilization and collaboration. The Prodigy platform offers industry-leading performance for various workloads, such as AI/ML, HPC, and cloud, without the need for expensive dedicated AI hardware. Tachyum aims to reduce costs and increase efficiency while delivering high-performance data center servers. They have received a major purchase order to build a large-scale system that will exceed the computational capabilities of current AI supercomputers. [Extracted from the article]

Partner Communications, an Israeli communications service provider, has chosen Mavenir's compact small cell solution to improve in-building and enterprise 4G mobile coverage for its subscribers. The C60 small cell solutions, which can support up to 16 mobile devices simultaneously, provide fast and stable connections with download speeds of up to 150Mbps. This partnership aims to ensure reliable connectivity indoors and outdoors for Partner's customers. Mavenir offers a range of small cell solutions for various applications, including manufacturing, healthcare, retail, and first responder applications. [Extracted from the article]

Lenovo has announced new enterprise AI solutions aimed at helping companies develop and deploy AI more easily. The expansion includes comprehensive services powered by NVIDIA, validated AI Innovator solutions, and the 6th generation of Lenovo Neptune liquid cooling. Lenovo's commitment to responsible AI is highlighted in its annual Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) Report. The company offers a range of AI-powered solutions across various industries, including retail, manufacturing, healthcare, and finance. Lenovo is also partnering with ISVs to develop regional AI ecosystems. The company has expanded its AI PC and workstation portfolio and services, offering NPU-enabled ThinkPad devices and NVIDIA-Certified workstations. Lenovo Neptune cooling technology is helping to reduce power consumption in data centers, and colocation partnerships are enabling high-performance private AI implementation. The Lenovo ThinkSystem AI portfolio supports powerful GPU systems and offers environmentally friendly options. [Extracted from the article]

OVHcloud US has introduced new dedicated Bare Metal Advance servers powered by the latest AMD EPYC 4004 Series processors. These third-generation servers offer high performance and a competitive price ratio, making them suitable for a range of customers, including SMB organizations. The servers utilize AMD's "Zen 4" micro-architecture and are available in various configurations for different use cases. OVHcloud's ADV-Gen3 servers also benefit from a high-performance private network and data protection measures. The servers will initially be available in select data centers, with global availability expected in the future. [Extracted from the article]

Intel Corporation has made a significant breakthrough in integrated photonics technology for high-speed data transmission. At the Optical Fiber Communication Conference (OFC) 2024, Intel's Integrated Photonics Solutions (IPS) Group showcased the industry's first fully integrated optical compute interconnect (OCI) chiplet, which is co-packaged with an Intel CPU and can transmit live data. This OCI chiplet supports 64 channels of 32 Gbps data transmission in each direction on up to 100 meters of fiber optics, addressing the increasing demands of AI infrastructure for higher bandwidth, lower power consumption, and longer reach. The chiplet utilizes silicon photonics technology and can be integrated with various CPUs, GPUs, IPUs, and SoCs. Intel's leadership in silicon photonics is based on over 25 years of research and development, and the company has shipped millions of silicon photonics-based connectivity products with high reliability to major cloud service providers. [Extracted from the article]

Intel Corporation has unveiled a fully integrated optical compute interconnect (OCI) chiplet that represents a significant advancement in integrated photonics technology. The OCI chiplet, co-packaged with an Intel CPU, enables high-speed data transmission and supports 64 channels of 32 Gbps data transmission in each direction on up to 100 meters of fiber optics. This technology addresses the growing demands of AI infrastructure for higher bandwidth, lower power consumption, and longer reach. Intel's OCI chiplet leverages silicon photonics technology and can be integrated with next-generation CPUs, GPUs, IPUs, and other system-on-chips. The chiplet supports up to 4 Tbps bidirectional data transfer and is remarkably energy efficient. Intel is working with select customers to co-package OCI with their SOCs as an optical I/O solution. [Extracted from the article]

SGH has received a $200 million investment from SK Telecom, an affiliate of SK Group. The investment will be used to enhance SGH's capabilities and expand its Penguin Solutions branded AI factory offerings. SKT and SGH also plan to collaborate on developing global AI factory and data center solutions, advanced memory market products, and NPU-based AI edge servers. SKT's investment in SGH is part of its broader strategy to advance its goals in the AI value chain. SGH is a company that specializes in designing, building, deploying, and managing high-performance enterprise solutions. [Extracted from the article]

UK-based telecommunications company Brsk has chosen IP Infusion to upgrade its network and provide services to its growing customer base. Brsk is expanding its fiber broadband coverage in several regions in the UK, including West Yorkshire, Lancashire, Greater Manchester, and West Midlands. By deploying an open networking solution, Brsk ensures compatibility with existing equipment and saves on capital expenses. IP Infusion is a market leader in Network Operating Systems and offers software solutions for carriers, service providers, and data centers. [Extracted from the article]

Arrcus, a provider of networking software solutions, has received a $30 million investment from Prosperity7 Ventures, NVIDIA, Lightspeed, Hitachi Ventures, Liberty Global, Clear Ventures, and General Catalyst. This investment will allow Arrcus to expand platform support, accelerate growth, and continue delivering cost-effective networking solutions to customers worldwide. Arrcus' networking platform, Arrcus Connected Edge (ACE), features a distributed microservices architecture that is flexible, high-performance, scalable, fully programmable, modular, and hybrid cloud-ready. The collaboration between Arrcus and NVIDIA aims to extend AI data center architectures to distributed configurations. Arrcus' innovative networking software solutions are well-suited for the telecom, financial services, and industrial verticals. [Extracted from the article]

According to a report by Information Services Group (ISG), enterprises in the U.K. are increasingly turning to private and hybrid cloud providers for their cloud services, moving away from public clouds. This shift is driven by the need for enhanced security and compliance with changing regulations. The report also highlights the trend of U.K. companies moving from on-premises environments to outsourced services like managed hosting for data storage and business continuity. Data centers in the U.K. are positioning themselves as connectivity hubs, offering low-latency connectivity for both local and international communications. The report also discusses the adoption of FinOps practices by providers to optimize costs while maintaining sustainability goals. The report evaluates the capabilities of 57 providers in various quadrants, with Fujitsu, Claranet, DXC Technology, Ensono, Kyndryl, Rackspace Technology, and T-Systems named as leaders in multiple quadrants. Green is recognized as the global ISG CX Star Performer for 2024 among Private/Hybrid Cloud – Data Center Services partners. [Extracted from the article]

Intel has partnered with the International Olympic Committee (IOC) to develop an AI solution called Athlete365, which is a chatbot designed to assist athletes during their stay at the Olympic Village in Paris. The solution, powered by Intel Gaudi accelerators and Xeon processors, provides athletes with on-demand information and support, allowing them to focus on training and competing. Intel also offers a GenAI turnkey solution, built on the Open Platform for Enterprise AI (OPEA) foundation, which enables enterprises to deploy and scale AI applications more efficiently. Additionally, Intel has collaborated with other industry partners to form the Coalition for Secure AI (CoSAI), aiming to enhance trust and security in AI development and deployment. [Extracted from the article]

Zayo has announced a series of infrastructure upgrades, including expansions of its network connectivity offerings and IP core upgrades. These upgrades provide faster and more reliable connectivity, with new 400G-enabled wavelength routes that are not available from any other provider. Zayo has also expanded its 400G capacity on several routes, making it one of the largest fully 400G-enabled networks in North America. Additionally, Zayo has added new IP points-of-presence (PoPs) in key data centers and upgraded existing 400G IP PoP locations. These upgrades demonstrate Zayo's commitment to network innovation and service excellence, making it easier and faster for businesses to connect. [Extracted from the article]

Osage Broadband, an internet service provider (ISP) in Oklahoma, has partnered with Tarana to launch an upgraded broadband network that will provide high-speed internet service to Pawhuska, Oklahoma, and underserved areas in Osage County. This upgrade will offer internet speeds of over 400 Mbps, enabling residents to engage in e-learning, telehealth, and other online activities. The deployment of Tarana's next-generation fixed wireless access (ngFWA) technology has also proven useful for emergency situations, such as after a tornado hit Barnsdall, Oklahoma, allowing residents and first responders to quickly regain internet access. Osage Broadband aims to bridge the digital divide and connect underserved communities. [Extracted from the article]

Phison Electronics has launched its new Pascari brand, which offers a range of SSDs specifically designed for Enterprise and Data Center applications. The launch of the Pascari brand is in response to the growing demand for high-performance storage solutions capable of managing large data sets and intensive workloads, driven by the exponential growth of AI technologies. The Pascari brand includes the X200 Series SSDs, Phison's first PCIe Gen5 Enterprise SSDs, which provide peak performance, maximum storage capacity, and advanced firmware options. The launch of the Pascari brand expands the availability of Phison Enterprise SSDs across various distribution channels, and the X200 SSDs feature the unique CoXProcessor CPU architecture, making them suitable for high-performance computing, AI, hyperscale, and data center applications. [Extracted from the article]

ESPN has partnered with Domo App Studio to improve its customer service experience. By utilizing Domo's AI technology, ESPN has developed a custom app that analyzes customer service survey data to enhance fan experiences. The app allows ESPN to track customer interactions more effectively and gain valuable insights to improve customer support. Domo's low-code app builder offers an intuitive interface for creating custom layouts and branding. This collaboration has enabled ESPN to better understand customer emotions and train agents to provide a more consistent and satisfying experience for fans. [Extracted from the article]

Eclypsium, a supply chain security company, has announced new capabilities for its Supply Chain Security Platform to protect the infrastructure of generative artificial intelligence (GenAI). As the demand for GenAI increases, IT infrastructure is evolving to accommodate the training and inference requirements. Eclypsium's support for NVIDIA hardware allows cloud service providers and data center operators to identify vulnerabilities and insecure configurations, while the addition of popular GenAI foundation models helps organizations understand and compare the risk of different models. The platform also allows users to continuously monitor and remediate risks in popular NVIDIA hardware used to train GenAI models. [Extracted from the article]

Tachyum has announced that it has added RAID 1 capabilities to its Prodigy hardware, which is currently in development. The company has also advanced the Unified Extensible Firmware Interface (UEFI) to beta, replacing the traditional BIOS as an interface between the operating system and platform firmware. The UEFI allows users to customize hardware and software settings and provides an improved user experience. Tachyum has released a user manual that explains how to access and use the UEFI. RAID 1 allows for data protection by storing data across multiple hard drives or solid-state drives. Tachyum's approach to RAID 1 includes a boot partition, a read-only partition for installation packages, a partition for customer-configured Linux and apps, and a RAID 0 partition for data. Tachyum's Prodigy hardware aims to deliver industry-leading performance for various workloads, including AI/ML, HPC, and cloud, with a single homogeneous architecture. The Prodigy processor integrates 192 custom-designed compute cores and offers significant performance improvements compared to x86 processors and GPUs. Tachyum's Prodigy-powered system, expected to be complete in 2025, will deliver a 25x multiplier in computational capabilities compared to the world's fastest conventional supercomputer and achieve AI capabilities 25,000x larger than models for ChatGPT4. [Extracted from the article]

KIOXIA, a provider of memory solutions, has partnered with Xinnor to develop a high-performance RAID solution for generative AI and RAG applications. The compatibility and interoperability of KIOXIA PCIe 5.0 NVMe SSDs with Xinnor's xiRAID Opus have been successfully tested, achieving significantly higher performance than software RAID solutions. The importance of PCIe 5.0-compatible SSDs is increasing for high-performance applications like generative AI, and KIOXIA is committed to driving the industry forward with innovative memory solutions. KIOXIA's flash memory technology, BiCS FLASH, is being used in various applications, including smartphones, PCs, automotive, and data centers. [Extracted from the article]

Imagination Technologies has introduced the Imagination APXM-6200 CPU, a RISC-V application processor that offers high performance, security, and artificial intelligence capabilities for next-generation consumer and industrial devices. The APXM-6200 CPU is a 64-bit processor with a dual-issue pipeline and delivers a 65% improvement in performance compared to similar CPUs on the market. Imagination also provides a software development kit and an extension for Microsoft's Visual Studio Code IDE to facilitate design migration and development for RISC-V applications. The APXM-6200 CPU is compatible with Android and Linux and is expected to be used in devices such as Smart TVs and Smart Home Hubs. Imagination is partnering with industry leaders to expedite customers' route to market. [Extracted from the article]

SiFive, Inc. has announced the release of their new RISC-V development board, the HiFive Premier P550. This board, which features a quad-core SiFive Performance P550 processor, is designed to meet the computing needs of modern workloads and offers superior compute density and performance in an energy-efficient footprint. SiFive is collaborating with Canonical, the publisher of Ubuntu, to ensure smooth compatibility with the Linux distribution. The HiFive Premier P550 is expected to be available for large-scale deployment in July 2024. SiFive also offers comprehensive documentation and software development kits for their RISC-V development boards. [Extracted from the article]

Credo Technology Group Holding Ltd has showcased Linear Receive Optics (LRO) using the Credo Dove 850 DSP, with the 51.2Tb/s Wistron DS-6183-64O 64-port 800GbE switch. This joint demonstration at OFC 2024 in San Diego offers a glimpse into a new generation of power and cost optimized data center infrastructure designed to handle the increasing workloads demanded in AI networks with a lower carbon footprint. The LRO transceiver, or Active Optical Cable (AOC), provides power savings without sacrificing interoperability or standards compliance. Credo invites attendees to visit their public display during the expo hours at the OFC conference. [Extracted from the article]

Spirent Communications plc has introduced the Spirent B3 800G Appliance to its 800G portfolio. The company emphasizes the importance of comprehensive testing to ensure the interoperability and performance of next-generation network equipment under real-world conditions. Spirent's 800G and 400G test solutions aim to validate the market readiness, high performance, and interoperability of cutting-edge Ethernet technologies, particularly those needed for artificial intelligence (AI) workloads. The new B3 800G Appliance supports IEEE 802.3df specifications and will help accelerate 800G deployments for AI/ML applications. Spirent's OFC demonstration also includes the B2 800G 8-Port Appliance and the M1 Compact Appliance, which offer testing capabilities for various Ethernet applications. Spirent Communications plc. is a global provider of automated test and assurance solutions for networks, cybersecurity, and positioning. [Extracted from the article]

VeriSilicon recently showcased its latest technologies and solutions at Embedded World 2024 in Nuremberg, Germany. The company offers custom silicon services and semiconductor IP licensing services in various areas such as AI and Machine Learning, IoT, Consumer Electronics, Data Center, Smart Healthcare, and Automotive Electronics. Some of the highlighted demonstrations include high-performance AI-PCs, LE Audio compliant Bluetooth Low Energy IP solutions, next-generation 8K TVs and Smart Cameras, and automotive SoCs. VeriSilicon's semiconductor IP licensing business holds a significant market share in China and ranks seventh worldwide. The company's commitment to innovation aims to empower customers' success and enable them to introduce innovative products to the market more quickly. [Extracted from the article]

SMART Modular Technologies, Inc. has introduced Zefr ZDIMM memory modules, which are highly reliable and suitable for data centers, hyperscalers, and high-performance computing platforms. These modules are designed for large memory applications that require maximum availability. ZDIMM modules come in DDR4-3200 and DDR5-5600 form factors and undergo a screening process that ensures their robustness and resilience in demanding computing scenarios. Compared to industry standard memory modules, ZDIMM modules have significantly lower defective parts per million (DPPM), making them valuable in critical data processing environments. SMART Modular Technologies has been providing specialty memory solutions for over 30 years, catering to diverse applications in high-growth markets. [Extracted from the article]

Vertiv has introduced a new range of high-density data center infrastructure solutions called Vertiv 360AI to support the increased power and cooling requirements of AI and HPC. These solutions aim to accelerate AI adoption by providing pre-engineered infrastructure, digitized management, and end-to-end service, resulting in faster deployment. The Vertiv 360AI portfolio offers a streamlined approach to power and cool AI workloads, with flexible cooling strategies and modular solutions that can be customized to meet current and future infrastructure needs. Vertiv is hosting an AI Solutions Innovation Roadshow to showcase these solutions and discuss the impact of AI on data center design. [Extracted from the article]

SiMa.ai, a software-centric embedded edge machine learning system-on-chip (MLSoC) company, has raised an additional $70 million in funding. The funds will be used to meet customer demand for edge AI/ML with its first-generation MLSoC and accelerate the delivery of its second-generation MLSoC. The second-generation MLSoC will provide a software-centric platform for all edge AI, supporting various modalities such as computer vision, transformers, and multimodal generative AI. SiMa.ai's MLSoC is designed to deliver industry-leading performance and efficiency for vision-centric edge inference, and future generations will support any modality with even greater performance and power efficiency. [Extracted from the article]

Samsung Electronics has announced the expansion of its Compute Express Link (CXL) memory module portfolio and showcased its latest HBM3E technology. The company introduced the CXL Memory Module – Box (CMM-B), a cutting-edge CXL DRAM memory pooling product that can provide up to two terabytes of capacity. Samsung also partnered with Supermicro to demonstrate the industry's first Rack-Level memory solution for highly scalable and composable disaggregated infrastructure. Additionally, Samsung and VMware by Broadcom introduced project Peaberry, the world's first FPGA-based tiered memory solution. The company also showcased its HBM3E 12H chip, the world's first 12-stack HBM3E DRAM. [Extracted from the article]

Accelsius, a company specializing in high-performance computing and compute density for data centers, has announced a partnership with OptiCool Technologies to develop waterless, direct-to-chip liquid cooling systems. This partnership aims to meet the increasing demand for cooling infrastructure that does not require facility water in the primary cooling loop, eliminating the risk of server and IT equipment damage. Accelsius' NeuCool platform uses a safe dielectric refrigerant and can leverage facility water to the rack, while OptiCool's technology keeps water external to the white space. Both companies will utilize their U.S.-based supply chains and manufacturing capabilities to meet customer needs efficiently. [Extracted from the article]

MaxLinear, Inc. has partnered with Dell Technologies to enhance storage solutions for the data-driven era. The collaboration involves integrating MaxLinear's Panther III storage accelerator into Dell's PowerMax storage platform, aiming to deliver improved performance and support mission-critical workloads. The Panther III and PowerMax platform offer features such as guaranteed data reduction ratios, lightning-fast response times, industry-leading security, and energy efficiency. This collaboration signifies the commitment of both companies to innovation and providing storage solutions that empower customers in today's digital landscape. [Extracted from the article]

Renesas Electronics Corporation has introduced the FemtoClock 3 timing solution, which includes clock generators and jitter attenuators with 8 and 12 outputs. These devices offer ultra-low jitter and phase noise, making them suitable for high-speed interconnect systems such as telecom switches, data center switches, and medical imaging. The FemtoClock 3 devices also feature integrated LDOs, reducing board complexity and cost. Renesas offers a wide range of timing solutions and has combined the FemtoClock 3 with other compatible devices to create Winning Combinations, which are optimized system architectures for faster time to market. The FemtoClock 3 devices and evaluation boards are currently available. [Extracted from the article]

HP Inc. has released updates to its ZCentral suite, which is designed to facilitate remote work. The updates include the ZCentral 4R Workstation, which now features the latest Intel Xeon W-3300 series processors, making it ideal for professionals in graphics-intensive fields. The ZCentral Remote Boost software has also been enhanced with improved security features, collaboration tools, and support for high-end graphics performance. HP emphasizes the seamless integration of the ZCentral components, providing a customizable and comprehensive solution for remote work. These updates reflect HP's commitment to innovation and meeting the needs of its customers. [Extracted from the article]

AMAX has introduced the LiquidMax LA-2 workstation, which is designed to meet the demanding needs of enterprises and research institutions. The workstation features the AMD 3rd Gen EPYC 7003 CPU series and can support up to seven NVIDIA A100 or A6000 GPUs, providing high processing power and graphics capability. The LA-2 also incorporates an eco-friendly liquid cooling system for efficient thermal management. AMAX aims to provide a user-friendly solution that enables researchers and enterprises to tackle high-density workloads more efficiently, contributing to a more sustainable future in computing. [Extracted from the article]

Bigleaf Networks has introduced a new wireless solution called Bigleaf Wireless Connect. This product offers a wireless WAN router with a 4G SIM card and high-bandwidth data package, all consolidated into a single monthly bill. It is designed to provide reliable backup internet and seamless integration with Bigleaf's router and service. The key features include simple setup, flexible data packages, convenient billing, no overage fees, reliable high-speed connectivity, and 24x7 support. Bigleaf Wireless Connect aims to enhance network reliability and ensure uninterrupted access for businesses. [Extracted from the article]

Keysight Technologies has collaborated with AMD to develop a new benchmarking methodology using 4th generation AMD EPYC CPUs. This methodology aims to redefine system performance evaluation for high-speed digital designers, network equipment manufacturers, and data center operators. The deployment of mobile and 5G private networks is expected to grow rapidly, and this benchmarking approach takes into account the processing power of CPUs to provide more realistic performance benchmarks. It emphasizes infrastructure scalability and real-life authenticity, enabling data center operators to accurately provision their infrastructures. The collaboration demonstrates the ability of AMD EPYC CPUs to handle high volumes of data traffic in 5G networks. [Extracted from the article]