HPE has announced the launch of the HPE Alletra 4000, the latest addition to the company’s portfolio of cloud-native data infrastructure solutions. The HPE Alletra 4000 is designed to offer a secure, intuitive, and cost-effective solution for data-driven organizations looking to efficiently store, protect, and extract value from their data.
Intel has launched its 4th Gen Intel Xeon scalable processors (Sapphire Rapids), the Intel Xeon CPU Max Series (Sapphire Rapids HBM), and the Intel Data Center GPU Max Series (Ponte Vecchio). They are purpose-built to improve data center performance, efficiency, security, and capabilities for AI, cloud computing, networks, edge computing, and supercomputers. Intel is partnering
Synology used CES 2023 to launch their latest small NAS, the DS723+. The 2-bay Synology DS723+ more or less takes the DS923+ we just reviewed and shrinks it to a smaller starting footprint.
The Predator Storage GM7 is a new consumer SSD that boasts a set of impressive performance specifications and price points. The drive uses the Maxio MAP1602 controller and 2400MT/s YMTC Xtacking 3.0 3D NAND, both of which contribute to its high performance. It’s on display at CES 2023.
SK hynix is using the CES 2023 conference to show off a series of new products. These are highlighted by the SK hynix PS1010 E3.S enterprise SSD.
IDC has produced their latest version of the Worldwide Converged Systems Tracker for Q3 2022 and has shown VMware to be on top again, nearly doubling the revenue of Nutanix, placed in second.
Phison has updated/unveiled a range of new technology, including the E26 PCIe Gen5 controller featuring the company’s proprietary I/O+ technology to help further augment gaming experiences. They also demonstrated their latest Gen5 X Series SSD enterprise controllers, which are expected to deliver up to double the performance per watt compared to the last-gen Phison X1
Intel has taken the wraps off its latest 13th generation “Raptor Lake” Core-class processors at CES 2023, including a 24-core laptop chip and a new N-series chip for entry-level laptops.
NVIDIA wasted no time driving home the importance NVIDIA Omniverse Enterprise has on multiple industries, especially automotive, manufacturing, and factory design. The latest release touts increased performance, giant leaps in real-time RTX ray and path tracing, and streamlined workflows that help teams build connected 3D pipelines and develop and operate large-scale, accurate, virtual 3D worlds.
GIGABYTE Technology has announced that it has officially spun off its enterprise solutions division, which will now operate as an independent subsidiary called Giga Computing Technology.
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