Chilldyne, a leading developer in liquid cooling innovation, has made a significant leap forward by receiving a $550,000 grant from the Department of Energy’s ARPA-E COOLERCHIPS program. This funding marks a pivotal moment in the pursuit of sustainable and energy-efficient solutions for data centers.

Time is money! Especially for financial firms. The heavy hitters in high-frequency and quantitative trading demand—no require—data platforms offering the best performance. Here to help, Pure Storage just submitted a solution for benchmark testing by STAC® (Strategic Technology Analysis Center) to demonstrate the capabilities of the FlashBlade//S500 series.

A recent survey commissioned by Veeam revealed companies are feeling less protected and more concerned with the ability to recover and restore mission-critical data. That sense of vulnerability has organizations planning to spend more to fend off cyber-attacks while trying to alleviate the damage brought on by those attacks.

Seagate has launched the new Moziac 3+ hard drive platform that incorporates Seagate’s implementation of Heat-Assisted Magnetic Recording (HAMR) technology. The new HAMR drives boast an areal density of 3TB+ per platter, with a roadmap that reaches 4TB+ and 5TB+ per platter.

IBM has partnered with American Tower, a global digital infrastructure provider, to accelerate the deployment of a hybrid, multi-cloud computing platform at the edge.

AMD’s latest announcement at CES 2024 promises a significant leap in desktop processor technology, especially for PC gaming and creative performance. AMD is launching the Ryzen 8000G Series desktop processors, including the Ryzen 7 8700G.

Announced in August of last year, VMware vSAN Max was a major VMware Explore 2023 highlight. It’s now GA and ready for customers to explore petabyte-scale disaggregated storage for vSphere.

In the current computing market, there is growing competition among companies to develop machines that are AI-capable. The challenge isn’t who can build the biggest, baddest machine; it’s who can build the most heat-efficient machine.

The AI landscape is undergoing a transformative change driven by advancements in deep learning. A pivotal player in this transformation is PEAK:AiO, with its AI Data Server software. Leveraging HPE’s ProLiant DL380 Gen11 hardware, PEAK:AiO demonstrates a monumental leap in performance metrics, challenging the status quo of existing multi-node storage systems.