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Nvidia Sees Explosive Growth In Data Center, Professional Visualization
by Joseph F. Kovar
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang reports 83 percent year-over-year growth in data center technology revenue, making it the big driver for Nvidia’s first fiscal quarter 2023 and helping give the high-performance GPU, DPU and CPU maker a strong start to its new fiscal year.
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Nvidia’s Arm-Based Grace Superchips Set To Hit Data Centers Next Year
by Shane Snider
Some say the new technology has a place in the market, but that older x86 technology from Intel is far-from-dead with superior support and software solutions available.
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CISA: Unpatched VMware Products Pose ‘Unacceptable Risk To Federal Network Security’
by O’Ryan Johnson
VMware says the vulnverabilities it disclosed in April have since been exploited. The federal government is warning the software’s users to immediately patch five products: VMware Workspace ONE Access (Access), VMware Identity Manager (vIDM), VMware vRealize Automation (vRA), VMware Cloud Foundation, and vRealize Suite Lifecycle Manager.
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Dell CIO Praised For Cutting ‘Toil And Waste’ From Developer Teams
by O’Ryan Johnson
‘When you think about how hard it is to find great developers and great people that can build systems at scale, then if you are only utilizing 20 percent of their time doing the things that you specifically recruited them for, it seems rather foolish right?’ Dell Technologies Chief Information Officer Jen Felch says.
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Dell Has ‘The World’s Best Supply Chain,’ Top Execs Say
by Mark Haranas
Dell Technologies’ top executives say the company navigated the ongoing supply chain shortages thanks to some of the best talent and technology partnerships in the industry.
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Why Dell’s New Developer-Focused Strategy Is A ‘Smart Play’
by Mark Haranas
‘The epicenter of focus for many customers is changing from infrastructure to developers,’ says Dell Technologies CEO Michael Dell.
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Michael Dell: “Enormous Role” For Partners In Shaping Multi-Cloud World
by O’Ryan Johnson
“They are an incredible part of our ecosystem. Over 50 percent of our orders last year were through channel partners. So we are all-in to help with that evolution,” said Dell CEO and founder Michael Dell.
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Dell’s ‘Most Exciting’ Apex Launch: Cyber Recovery Services
by Mark Haranas
At Dell Technologies World 2022 today, Dell introduced its new Dell Apex Cyber Recovery Services offering to help customers recovery from cyberattacks. Here’s what Dell channel partners need to know.
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Intel Buying AI Startup To Cut Cloud Costs, Boost CPU Compute Abilities
by Mark Haranas
‘Granulate’s cutting-edge autonomous optimization software can be applied to production workloads without requiring the customer to make changes to its code, driving optimized hardware and software value for every cloud and data center customer,’ Intel’s Sandra Rivera says.
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5 Companies That Came To Win This Week
by Rick Whiting
For the week ending March 25, CRN takes a look at the companies that brought their ‘A’ game to the channel.
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CDI, Presidio And Kyndryl Achieve Dell Titanium Black Partner Status
by Mark Haranas
“Having that direct access more frequently with Dell leaders, always lends itself to better outcomes,” Rich Falcone, CEO and President of CDI, tells CRN.
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AMD’s New Supercomputing GPU Takes Aim At Nvidia, Intel
by Shane Snider
The chip giant adds to its lineup of data center GPUs and adds new partners to handle its new ROCm 5 software as it looks to grab more data center market from Intel and Nvidia.
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Supermicro Launches Universal GPU System To Boost IT Flexibility
by Shane Snider
Supermicro says its new system’s modular design will allow for unlimited upgrading without the need to replace entire systems, providing a more supply chain-conscious option for IT administrators.
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Nvidia GTC: Hopper GPUs, Grace CPUs, Software Debut With AI Focus
by Joseph F. Kovar
'For AI training, H100 will offer four petaflops of performance, six times more than even the A100 [GPU]. It will also offer three times higher performance for a range of other precisions, including double precisions needed by some of the HPC applications. H100 will be the first product with HBM3 (high bandwidth memory) memory, and will deliver an astonishing three terabytes per second of memory bandwidth,’ says Paresh Kharya, Nvidia’s senior director of data center computing.
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