All posts by Ryan Smith

NVIDIA’s Vera CPU in Detail: High Perf Chip Takes Aim at Broader AI Server Market

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While NVIDIA is best known as a GPU company for obvious reasons, the company has now spent almost half of its existence trying to branch into the CPU market as well. From early forays into processor designs with Denver – and ambitions of x86 processors unrealized – through multiple generations of Tegra SoCs, and now […]

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Decoding the Future of Inference At NVIDIA: Groq LPUs Join Vera Rubin Platform For Low-Latency Inference

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With its upcoming Vera Rubin rackscale architecture, NVIDIA is going to be integrating LPUs from acquihire Groq, marking a major expansion beyond using GPUs alone for AI inference

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NVIDIA GTC 2026 Keynote Live Coverage

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It is that time of the year again. No, not Christmas (unless you are an AI developer, at any rate), but rather NVIDIA’s annual GTC conference for all things NVIDIA. As has become an annual tradition for us at STH, we are are covering the 2026 GTC keynote live, to catch all the latest and […]

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Intel Intros Core Ultra 250K & 270K Plus Chips, Refreshing Desktop Arrow Lake for Enthusiasts

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With Intel’s latest-generation Panther Lake silicon (Core Ultra 3 series) being a mobile-only product generation, the task of carrying the torch for Intel’s desktop product lineup falls to the company’s existing Arrow Lake processors (Core Ultra 2 series) for a second year. A technologically solid but overall unexceptional processor lineup, Arrow Lake’s desktop existence has […]

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Lenovo ThinkStation PGX Review The NVIDIA GB10 128GB AI Workstation Goes Corporate

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We test the Lenovo ThinkStation PGX, a NVIDIA GB10-based 128GB small AI workstation with a fast Arm CPU, Blackwell GPU, and 200G networking

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Gigabyte AI TOP ATOM NVIDIA GB10 Review A Neat Little Box

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The Gigabyte AI TOP ATOM is the company’s NVIDIA GB10 platform for local AI with 128GB, a Blackwell GPU, 200GbE networking, and a fast Arm CPU

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Minisforum MS-02 Ultra Review the New Home Lab King

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In our Minisforum MS-02 Ultra review, we see what this crazy system offers including 25GbE, many SSDs, ECC memory, and PCIe expansion slots

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AMD Launches Ryzen AI 400 & PRO 400 Desktop Chips

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Amid a slew of telecom and commercial client announcements today designed to align with the opening of Mobile World Congress 2026, AMD is using the show as a backdrop to launch the desktop versions of their Ryzen AI 400 chips. First teased back during CES 2026, the company is finally giving them a proper launch […]

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NVIDIA Reports Q4’FY2026 Earnings: Data Center and ProViz Drive Revenue Records

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NVIDIA this afternoon reported its earnings for both Q4 of their 2026 fiscal year, and for their complete 2026 fiscal year. And like most NVIDIA earnings announcements over the past few years, it is a doozy. The flagship company for the current AI boom recorded $68 billion in GAAP revenue for Q4’FY26, a 73% year-over-year […]

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AMD Intros Single-Socket EPYC 8005 “Sorano” CPUs For Telco and Edge

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Ahead of MWC, AMD is introducing its EPYC 8005 “Sorano” series of processors. Aimed at the telco and edge markets, these efficiency-focused chips have up to 84 Zen 5 CPU cores

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Lenovo ThinkStation P3 Tiny Gen2 Review NVIDIA Powered Workstation

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With a 24-core CPU, up to three NVMe SSDs, and an NVIDIA GPU, the Lenovo ThinkStation P3 Tiny Gen2 packs a lot into a 1L form factor

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AMD Intros Kintex UltraScale+ Gen 2 FPGAs

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For this year’s Integrated Systems Europe trade show, AMD is unveiling an upgraded lineup of its Kintex mid-range FPGAs. Dubbed the Kintex UltraScale+ Gen 2 family, this latest iteration of the Kintex family is designed to modernize the FPGAs, bringing support for newer and faster memory, I/O, and cryptography technologies. As with the existing (Gen […]

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Intel Announces Xeon 600 Series This is Granite Rapids for Workstations

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Intel this afternoon is taking the wraps off of the Xeon 600 series, the company’s upcoming workstation platform. Based on Intel’s Granite Ridge CPUs, the release of the Xeon 600 series will see Intel’s latest server technology finally cascade down into workstation parts, replacing the current Xeon W-2500/W-3500 (Sapphire/Emerald Rapids) platforms that have been the […]

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Lenovo ThinkStation PX Workstation Review Intel Xeon for Large Scale Workloads

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In our Lenovo ThinkStation PX workstaiton review, we see how this Intel Xeon (dual capable) workstation performs and how it can be expanded

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Seagate Shipping 32TB HAMR Hard Drives for Server, NAS, & Surveillance Markets

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Seagate has announced this week that it has begun shipping 32TB versions of its high-capacity, high-end hard drives. The second wave of hard drives based on Seagate’s heat-assisted magnetic recording (HAMR) technology, the 32TB drives mark the first capacity bump for Seagate’s top-capacity drives since Seagate brought HAMR-based drives to the retail market last year. […]

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