The Solidigm D5-P5430 is the mainstream tier of Solidigm’s QLC data center line. It’s the drive that sits below the capacity-maximizing D5-P5336 and carries a smaller indirection unit for the mixed and small-block write workloads a 16KB-IU drive handles poorly. We reviewed the 15.36TB P5430 at launch in 2023, when the story was the jump

The NVIDIA RTX PRO 4500 Blackwell Server Edition is the card NVIDIA built primarily to replace the L4 in servers that live outside the data center: single-slot, PCIe Gen5, passively cooled, 165W, with 32GB of GDDR7 and the full Blackwell feature set, including FP4 Tensor Cores and Multi-Instance GPU. HPE sent us a ProLiant DL145

QNAP has introduced the TS-432XeU, a 4-bay short-depth rackmount NAS that combines 10GbE SFP+ and dual 2.5GbE networking in a 1U chassis measuring just over 292mm deep. The compact design is intended for installations where a conventional full-depth rackmount NAS may not fit, including wall-mounted network cabinets, small server rooms, factory floors, surveillance environments, and

Datadobi has made Data Access Governance (DAG) generally available in StorageMAP, giving organizations visibility into who has access to their unstructured data and whether that access aligns with corporate policy. DAG surfaces access permissions across fragmented unstructured data environments so administrators can detect misaligned permissions, reduce cyber exposure, and enforce governance at scale. Permission Visibility

The ASUS ExpertCenter Pro ET900N G3 is the second GB300 DGX Station we’ve tested and the first we’ve had hands-on in the lab; our MSI XpertStation WS300 testing ran remotely. It uses the same NVIDIA silicon we tested in the MSI XpertStation WS300: a Grace Blackwell Ultra Desktop Superchip with 72 Grace cores, a B300

Dell says it has delivered more than 6,500 AI Factories to customers across nearly every industry, and it has paired that milestone with commissioned research from Omdia on how enterprises are securing the AI they run on that hardware. The headline finding is that 98% of organizations are already using or developing agentic AI for

NVIDIA has introduced NVIDIA DSX Ready, a qualification program for partner products that meet the applicable requirements of its NVIDIA DSX AI factory reference designs. NVIDIA’s framing is that power, cooling, water, site, and grid constraints now shape what AI factory builders can deploy, and the program’s job is to connect a reference design to

Giga Computing has opened GAIFA (GIGABYTE AI Factory Accelerator), its first proprietary AI computing center, in New Taipei City, Taiwan: a six-rack, direct-liquid-cooled facility built to validate rack-scale AI infrastructure with customers before it ships. The first phase carries a planned 700 kW power envelope, with more capacity planned in later phases as operational needs

VAST Data has previewed VAST DataEnclave, a confidential AI capability of the VAST DataEngine built on NVIDIA Confidential Computing, which lets proprietary and open AI models run against enterprise data inside customer-controlled environments: on-premises data centers, sovereign clouds, and fully air-gapped sites. The runtime pairs hardware-isolated execution with cryptographic attestation so model weights and regulated