SolidRun has announced SolidNET, a line of software-defined DPUs for Edge and cloud service providers that takes advantage of available open-stack software and open standards. The SolidNET DPU solution is an ARM-based software-defined data processing unit PCIe half-height-half-length (HHHL) cards based on off-the-shelf 16-core NXP LX2161A System on Card (SOC).
AMD introduced the Ryzen Embedded V3000 Series processors with “Zen 3” core. Adding the Zen 3 core to the V-Series portfolio will deliver reliable, scalable processing performance for a wide range of storage and networking system applications.
IBM has announced extended data-resilience capabilities of existing IBM data protection products and has introduced a new workload-specific end-to-end automated solution for SAP HANA and Salesforce.
NVIDIA kicked off the GTC 2022 session with a keynote by CEO Jensen Huang that was heavy with impressive graphics and animation. The keynote had something for everyone. Gamers get a new GeForce RTX 40 GPU; impressive neural rendering for games and applications; NVIDIA Hopper goes full production; large language model cloud services advance AI;
Datadobi, an expert in providing management and migration of unstructured data at scale, now updates StorageMap to manage orphaned data.
QNAP has announced the launch of their 4-bay TS-464 and 6-bay TS-664 quad-core 2.5GbE NAS solutions. Ideal for professionals and office users with high-speed demands, the new TS-x64 series comes equipped with M.2 NVMe SSD slots and 4K HDMI output as well as PCIe Gen3 expansion capabilities for 10GbE or 5GbE connectivity and QM2 cards
SAPEON is poised to give NVIDIA a run for its money with a new AI chip is hitting the scene called the SAPEON X220. The use of AI to compute, enhance and analyze data is a very high-growth area, especially at the edge. The AI compute GPUs like the T4 and the A2 from NVIDIA
Supermicro has added to their robust line of Universal GPU systems with an 8U box capable of housing eight socketed (SXM) NVIDIA A100 and H100 GPUs that support NVLink and NVSwitch. This means NVSwitch GPU-to-GPU bandwidth of 600 GBs and a total aggregate bandwidth of 4.8TB/s with the A100s. In addition to handling today’s needs,
Seagate has announced their next generation Exos X Storage Array controllers, the sixth generation in their advanced storage controller series. This new generation offers twice the performance and includes self-healing technology.
Dell and Red Hat are getting a little cozier, as Dell is expanding their OpenShift solutions to help organizations deliver on DevOps and multicloud objectives. The new offerings will of course be delivered through APEX, with a Dell-managed Container-as-a-Service solution. Dell will also offer a Validated Platform for Red Hat OpenShift as well as a
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