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AMD's Risk/Reward Looks Better Than It Has in a While AMD still looks poised to gain more CPU share in 2021 and 2022. And its gaming GPU business might be competitively stronger in 2022 than markets currently expect. May 13, 2021 | 10:45 AM EDT Markets have finally sold off to a point where a slew of my favorite growth tech companies -- though by no means all of them -- are sporting intriguing valuations. Advanced Micro Devices  (AMD) is a good case in point. At Wednesday's closing price of $74.64, AMD's stock was down 19% on the year and at levels first hit last July, when the share...

Earlier this month Nvidia’s GPU Technology Conference saw the unveiling of new products, platforms and customer news.

Open Infrastructure Foundation News: Red Hat Provides $551.9 Million in Software Subscriptions to Boston University, Advancing Mission of OpenInfra Labs Share Article Red Hat’s funding will support Boston University Hariri Institute’s open research cloud initiative, the first region of OpenInfra Labs Cloud Network. The OpenInfra Labs project will help support the development of operational knowledge and open source tools needed to operate platforms, like the Mass Open Cloud, which will help provide greater impact on open cloud research. AUSTIN, Texas (PRWEB...

TechnologyArm details new data center chips, says Oracle, Alibaba will use them Stephen Nellis 1/3 Simon Segars, the CEO of British chip designer Arm, poses in an undated Handout image provided to Reuters, September 14, 2020. Arm/Handout via Reuters Read More Arm Ltd, the British chip technology firm being acquired by Nvidia Corp (NVDA.O) in a $40 billion deal, on Tuesday gave new details about its next generation of data center technology and said Oracle Corp (ORCL.N) and Alibaba Group Holding (9988.HK) will use the chips. Arm creates underlying intellectual property that other firms such...

Arm launches its latest chip design for HPC, data centers and the edge Arm today announced the launch of two new platforms, Arm Neoverse V1 and Neoverse N2, as well as a new mesh interconnect for them. As you can tell from the name, V1 is a completely new product and maybe the best example yet of Arm’s ambitions in the data center, high-performance computing and machine learning space. N2 is Arm’s next-generation general compute platform that is meant to span use cases from hyperscale clouds to SmartNICs and running edge workloads. It’s also the first design based on the company’s new...