NVIDIA has announced the Jetson Orin Nano 2, an updated system-on-module and developer kit engineered to run compact foundation models and real-time computer vision workloads at the edge. The release targets embedded robotics, unmanned aerial vehicles, and industrial edge devices that require local inference capabilities without relying on continuous cloud connectivity. “Today’s small and medium
TerraMaster is expanding its enterprise storage efforts around a group of rackmount and tower NAS systems designed for centralized backup, data protection, video surveillance storage, and other business workloads, a step up in ambition from the consumer NAS and Thunderbolt storage the brand is better known for. The current lineup includes the U4-500, U8-500 Plus,
Cisco is broadening its Secure AI Factory with NVIDIA initiative by adding Supermicro as a compute partner, incorporating Supermicro’s liquid- and air-cooled systems into Cisco’s full-stack AI infrastructure architecture. The expansion targets enterprise, neocloud, and sovereign cloud customers building out large-scale AI deployments. “We are at the beginning of one of the largest datacenter buildouts
IBM has announced the IBM Storage DS8000 Release 10.2, an update to its flagship enterprise storage platform tailored for IBM Z, IBM LinuxONE, and high-performance, mission-critical environments. The release targets large-scale enterprise demands by focusing on increased drive density, deeper operational telemetry, and automated cyber resilience. Fifth-Generation FlashCore Module (FCM5) Release 10.2 introduces the fifth-generation
Hyperscalers and AI-focused infrastructure operators are increasingly developing proprietary AI accelerators and XPUs to keep pace with large language models and complex reasoning workloads. To address the physical, memory, and networking challenges of deploying proprietary silicon at scale, NVIDIA has detailed its NVLink Fusion interconnect and NVHBM custom base-die memory architecture. The unified portfolio is
Amazon Web Services and NVIDIA have announced a major expansion of their joint infrastructure initiatives, outlining plans to deploy an additional 2 million NVIDIA GPUs across AWS data centers between 2027 and 2028. Building on a 16-year engineering relationship, the expanded collaboration targets end-to-end scaling of AI infrastructure, encompassing accelerator capacity, host CPU architectures, high-bandwidth
AMD announced that its upcoming Versal adaptive SoCs will natively support Universal Chiplet Interconnect Express (UCIe) 1.1 interfaces. The open industry standard, which Intel is also building into Diamond Rapids and Wildcat Lake, establishes low-power, high-bandwidth die-to-die communication, allowing co-packaged AMD adaptive SoCs to interface directly with specialized silicon. This transition targets the engineering constraints
Nutanix has announced the general availability of Nutanix Enterprise AI (NAI) 2.8 alongside the upcoming release of Nutanix Kubernetes Platform (NKP) 2.19. The updates focus on bridging the gap between legacy virtualized environments and modern containerized AI workloads. By implementing a dual-native architecture, Nutanix aims to allow organizations to run virtual machines and containerized AI
Cerebras Systems has officially introduced the CS-4, the fourth generation of its wafer-scale AI supercomputing platform, designed for frontier training and high-concurrency inference workloads. The system is engineered around three newly developed Wafer Scale Engine 3 (WSE-3) Turbo processors, housed in a ground-up redesign called the Nexus rack-scale platform. Cerebras claims the system delivers up
Proxmox rolled out version 9.2 of its virtualization platform at the start of this month, which adds official support for 64-bit ARM (arm64/aarch64). Previously, Proxmox VE was available only for x86-64 (amd64). With this release, arm64 builds share the same code base, package repositories, and release lifecycle as x86-64. Proxmox VE 9.2 for arm64 is
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