Among all of the hardware and software that is in a datacenter, the database – whether it is SQL, NoSQL, NewSQL or some other contraption in which to pour data and ask questions about it – is probably the stickiest. …
Neural networks live on data and rely on computational firepower to help them take in that data, train on it and learn from it. …
Alex St. John is a familiar name in the GPU and gaming industry given his role at Microsoft in the creation of DirectX technology in the 90s. …
It is estimated that each day over a million malicious files are created and kicked to every corner of the web. …
The differences between peak theoretical computing capacity of a system and the actual performance it delivers can be stark. …
Artificial intelligence and machine learning, which found solid footing among the hyperscalers and is now expanding into the HPC community, are at the top of the list of new technologies that enterprises want to embrace for all kinds of reasons. …
Striking acceptable training times for GPU accelerated machine learning on very large datasets has long-since been a challenge, in part because there are limited options with constrained on-board GPU memory. …
Medical imaging is one areas where hospitals have invested significantly in on-premises infrastructure to support diagnostic analysis. …
In this fast-paced global economy, enterprises must innovate to evolve and succeed. …
It must be tough for the hyperscalers that are expanding into public cloud and the public cloud builders that also use their datacenters to run their own businesses to decide whether to hoard all of the new technologies that they can get their hands on for their own benefit, or to make money selling that capacity to others. …
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