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NVIDIA CTO Michael Kagan confirms the company is building a new CPU group in Israel, ARM-based Grace CPU aiming for 2023.

Increase partly attributed to its 2019 acquisition of Israeli-American datacentre specialists Mellanox

The Permutter supercomputer at the US National Energy Research Scientific Computing Center (NERSC) will deliver approximately four exaflops of AI perf...

Intel’s overall revenues remained roughly flat, falling 0.6% over this period, with a 54% surge in revenue for notebook CPUs, driven largely by COVID-19, offsetting declines elsewhere. "We are in a slowdown of cloud consumption – the cloud market typically goes through two to three quarters of purchasing activity and then one to two quarters of digestion," Gartner VP Analyst and Intel analyst Alan Priestley told IT Pro. "Throughout 2020 cloud was a buying period and now we are entering a d...

Nvidia unveiled a new processor, and it's the first of its kind with incredible new technologies.

Intel plans to go on the offense, not defense, following Nvidias first data center CPU Comments Nvidia recently unveiled their first ever data center CPU thanks to their recent acquisition of ARM last year. At this point you may think that Intel would be quaking in their boots, but as it turns out the company is not phased at all, or so it seems. Nvidia has long focused on Artificial Intelligence with their business, not just when it comes to data centers and CPUs, and as the AI industry gets ...

Nvidia has revealed an Arm-based data center CPU for AI and high-performance computing it says will provide 10 times faster AI performance than one of AMD’s fastest EPYC CPUs, a move that will give the chipmaker control over compute, acceleration and networking components in servers. The new data center CPU, named Grace after computing programming pioneer Grace Hopper, will create new competition for x86 CPU rivals Intel and AMD when it arrives in early 2023, the launch window Nvidia CEO Jens...

Nvidia unveils quantum computing simulation tools, strengthens grip on GPU accelerated-AI Software Nvidia chief executive officer Jensen Huang speaking on a live stream on April 13 to unveil the company’s new chips and software solutions. PHOTO: Video still from YouTube. First it was GPUs to optimise computer gaming, then it was GPUs to power artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning applications. Now, Nvidia, the US$355 billion microprocessor giant, is turning its technological prow...

GTC Spring announcements aim for AI computing at the top and bottom of the spectrum. Monday, on the first day of Nvidia’s GTC Spring 2021 event, all eyes were on the announcement of the first Nvidia CPU, codenamed “Grace,” and rightfully so. Grace is a direct shot at Intel’s x86 processor architecture’s market share, which has dominated the data center for decades. Performance advantage with AI applications is one of the few standout characteristics of the latest Intel Ice Lake ...

Israel will start allowing the limited entry of vaccinated tourist groups next month as its own inoculation campaign has sharply... The industry’s first 400GbE/NDR DPU, BlueField-3 delivers unmatched networking performance. It features 10x the amount of accelerated computer power of the previous generation, with 16x Arm A78 cores and 4x the acceleration for cryptography. BlueField-3 is also the first DPU to support a fifth-generation PCIe and offer time-synchronized data center acceleration. ...