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MinIO Introduces MemKV for Petabyte-Scale AI Inference Memory

MinIO has announced MemKV, a context memory store designed to address a growing bottleneck in large-scale AI inference environments. Positioned as the second core component of the company’s portfolio alongside AIStor, MemKV extends MinIO’s data infrastructure into the memory tier, targeting persistent, shared context for agentic AI workloads operating across GPU clusters. As AI systems

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Scality Introduces ADI Platform for AI-Driven, Sovereign Data Infrastructure

Scality has announced Scality Autonomous Data Infrastructure (ADI), a platform aimed at enterprises facing increasing pressure to support diverse AI workloads, strengthen cyber resilience, and maintain sovereign control over data. The offering combines Scality’s distributed object storage foundation with a new autonomous operations layer designed to reduce operational complexity while maintaining human oversight. The release

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Rackspace and AMD Plan Governed AI Cloud for Enterprise Workloads

Rackspace Technology and AMD have signed a memorandum of understanding establishing a framework for a multi-year strategic partnership focused on enterprise AI infrastructure for regulated organizations and sovereign workloads. The agreement centers on a proposed Enterprise AI Cloud designed for mission-critical AI deployments in which security, governance, compliance, and operational accountability are core requirements. The

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NVIDIA and IREN Partner to Accelerate Large-Scale AI Infrastructure Deployment

NVIDIA and IREN Limited have announced a strategic partnership to accelerate the deployment of next-generation AI infrastructure, with plans to support up to 5 gigawatts of NVIDIA DSX-aligned AI infrastructure across IREN’s global data center pipeline over time. The partnership brings together NVIDIA’s AI systems and architecture with IREN’s infrastructure experience across power, land, data

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Anthropic Signs SpaceX Colossus 1 Deal For Major Claude Compute Expansion

Anthropic’s new compute agreement with SpaceX gives the AI company access to all compute capacity at SpaceX’s Colossus 1 data center, adding more than 300 megawatts of capacity and more than 220,000 NVIDIA GPUs within the month. While the immediate impact is higher capacity for Claude users, the deal also stands out as a major

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AMD Instinct MI350P: Enterprise PCIe AI Inference Returns to Standard Servers

AMD has announced the Instinct MI350P, a PCIe accelerator aimed at enterprises that want on-premises AI inference without rebuilding their data center. The card is a dual-slot, full-height, full-length design built for standard air-cooled servers. It is also the first time in nearly four years that AMD has put a current-generation Instinct chip into a

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IBM Combines AI Operations, Sovereign Infrastructure, and Quantum Drug Discovery Progress at Think 2026

At Think 2026, IBM made a broad set of announcements to show how it wants enterprises to operationalize AI across data, infrastructure, governance, and regulated environments. The company’s updates included a new enterprise AI operating model, the general availability of IBM Sovereign Core, and a separate quantum computing milestone with Cleveland Clinic and RIKEN, advancing

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The MIT-IBM Computing Research Lab Expands Scope to Quantum, AI, and Algorithms

IBM and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have launched the MIT-IBM Computing Research Lab, a new joint research organization intended to advance foundational work in artificial intelligence, algorithms, and quantum computing, with an emphasis on computing methods that can extend beyond the practical limits of classical systems. The lab evolves from the MIT-IBM Watson

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Google Announces TPU 8t Sunfish and TPU 8i Zebrafish

At Google Cloud Next, Google announced its next-generation AI accelerators: the TPU 8t “Sunfish” for training and the TPU 8i “Zebrafish” for inference, along with its new Virgo data center fabric. From Google’s blog posts, it is clear these chips are optimized for “the agentic era”: training frontier mixture-of-experts models at the hundreds-of-thousands-of-chips scale, and