Dell Technologies has furthered its partnership with NVIDIA to facilitate enterprise adoption of AI technologies. Enhancing the Dell Generative AI Solutions portfolio, including the novel Dell AI Factory with NVIDIA, furthers the company’s aim to streamline the incorporation of data, AI tools, and infrastructure, optimizing generative AI (GenAI) investments.
Meta continues its AI innovation through strategic investment in hardware infrastructure, crucial for advancing AI technologies. The company recently unveiled details on two iterations of its 24,576-GPU data center scale cluster, which is instrumental in driving next-generation AI models, including the development of Llama 3.
NETGEAR launched the WBE750, dubbed the most compact WiFi 7 access point on the market.
Air cooling alone isn’t going to be enough for dense GPU platforms. Enter new plates from ZutaCore for NVIDIA H100 and H200 GPUs.
With the latest VMware vSAN Max update, there are substantially lower the entry threshold of host and cluster requirements.
VAST Data has partnered with Supermicro to provide an AI solution designed for simplicity and scale, utilizing NVIDIA-certified systems. This collaboration offers service providers, tech giants, and data-driven enterprises a robust and efficient AI system.
ScaleFlux has launched the SFX 5016, its latest enterprise SSD controller. The SFX 5016 is engineered to tackle the IT industry’s challenges in environmental sustainability while improving data center efficiency and managing the complexities of AI workloads.
Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) has taken a significant leap forward in AI storage technology with the expansion of HPE GreenLake for File Storage. This enhanced offering introduces new high-density, all-flash options explicitly tailored to fuel large-scale enterprise AI and data lake workloads.
Veeam Software has introduced Veeam Data Cloud, a cloud backup and recovery solution built on Microsoft Azure. The platform combines the reliability of Veeam’s backup technology with the accessibility and convenience of a cloud service.
VMware has announced the launch of Cloud Flex Storage, which includes a new instance, m7i.metal-24xl, for VMware Cloud on AWS, offering more options for customers. Previously, customers had to use vSAN to provision instances with locally attached storage for SDDC clusters. However, with m7i.metal-24xl, customers can establish clusters without local storage and configure disaggregated SDDC
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