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NVIDIA Announces DSX Ready Qualification Program for Data Center Power and Cooling Hardware

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NVIDIA this week has launched DSX Ready, a new qualification program for data center cooling and power hardware, for use with constructing AI data centers based on NVIDIA’s DSX AI factory blueprint

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Meta’s MTIA Custom AI Silicon at Hot Chips 2026

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For Hot Chips 2026, Meta is at the show to discuss their AI inference accelerators. The MTIA family, the company has an ambitious roadmap to release 4 accelerators over the next couple of years

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Delta’s GoCool-150 Goes Big To Enable 150kW Liquid-To-Air Cooling for ASRock Rack’s NVIDIA VR NVL72

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How do you cool a giant rack of AI hardware? With an even bigger heat exchanger. Delta’s GoCool-150 is a liquid-to-air CDU that is designed to dissipate 150kW of heat from NVL72 and other high-density liquid cooled racks

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ASRock Rack Built an Edge Server Based on NVIDIA’s Thor Industrial SoC

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ASRock Rack has developed an unlikely edge server based on NVIDIA’s industrial SoC, Thor. The Blackwell-era chip is being used to power the 2UXGI-THOR, a server aimed at the industrial and medical markets

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IBM Expands z17 and LinuxONE 5 Mainframe Lineups With Single Frame and Rackmount Servers

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IBM is expanding its mainframe lineups with new single-frame and rackmount z17 and LinuxONE 5 offerings for smaller customers. As well, the company is releasing an 18U LinuxONE box for new customers called the LinuxONE Express

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ASRock Rack Had One of the First Arm AGI Servers at Computex 2026

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At Computex 2026 we came across one of the first servers based around Arm’s new AGI server CPU. ASRock Rack had their 1U4E1S-ARM, a 1U single-socket server that will be the backbone of future data center systems

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MiTAC Computex 2026 Booth Tour: Diamond Cooling, 52U Racks, and More

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While wandering the Computex 2026 showfloor, we visited MiTAC’s booth. The prolific server vendor had numerous products on display, including racks of GPU systems, storage, and even diamond cooled servers

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Dell Showcases Upcoming EPYC Venice PowerEdge Systems, Adds New 5.8PB PowerStore Elite

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Outlining their hardware plans for the modern data center, Dell has announced their EPYC and Xeon-based 18th generation PowerEdge servers, as well as a next-gen storage server, the PowerStore Elite

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Dell Tech World 2026: It’s All About Sovereign and On-Premises AI

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Dell devoted its first day of its annual trade show to all things NVIDIA and all things AI. With a focus on sovereign AI and on-prem AI, Dell has assembled new ecosystems for both client and server AI

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Checking out the Supermicro NVIDIA B300 Solutions and What it Takes to Build an AI Factory

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We take you on a tour looking a the Supermicro NVIDIA B300 generation versus the NVIDIA B200 generation and the other components of an AI factory

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Buying Servers in 2026 is Tough but Here Are Our Buyer’s Tips

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We go into our 2026 Server Buyer’s Guide with tips on navigating a tough year in server pricing trends and provide ideas on coming out ahead

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Touring the Center of the Internet and an AI Data Center at Equinix Silicon Valley

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We tour the “Center of the Internet,” Equinix SV1, and a new modern AI data center SV11, where an important NVIDIA DGX SuperPOD is based

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AMD Dives Deep on CDNA 4 Architecture and MI350 Accelerator at Hot Chips 2025

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The second big machine learning accelerator talk of the afternoon belongs to AMD. The company’s chip architects are at this year’s show to tell the audience all about the CDNA 4 architecture, which is powering AMD’s new MI350 family of accelerators. Like it’s MI300 predecessor, AMD is using 3D die stacking to build up a […]

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IBM’s Power11 Processor Architecture at Hot Chips 2025

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Third up on today’s CPU track is IBM. Big Blue is at the conference to talk about its latest generation Power architecture chip, the Power11. IBM starts off by recapping Power. Why it exists, and what IBM’s goals are for the processor and architecture. IBM is very system-focused, rather than focusing on selling just CPUs. […]

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Pezy Computing’s PEZY-SC4s, A MIMD Many-Core Architecture at Hot Chips 2025

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Second on today’s Hot Chip 2025 CPU track is Pezy Computing, the quirky Japanese CPU development firm who specializes in Multiple Instructions Multiple Data (MIMD) CPU designs. MIMD is an old concept in CPU design, but it’s not a CPU design we see too much of in the real world. Most designs are variations on […]

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Condor Computing’s Cuzco, a High-Perf RISC-V Design at Hot Chip 2025

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Hot Chips, the semiconductor industry’s leading conferences on high-performance microprocessors and related integrated circuits is taking place this week. Living up to its name, the show offers a rather deep look at some of the latest and hottest chips in the industry, from smaller vendors specializing in RISC-V all the way up to the big […]

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NVIDIA Announces NVLink Fusion: Bringing NVLink to Third-Party CPUs and Accelerators

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As part of today’s headline Computex keynote, NVIDIA announced a new member in their suite of NVLink interconnect technologies: NVLink Fusion. And this latest entry may be the most interesting yet, as NVIDIA is taking a big step towards opening up the NVLink ecosystem to third-party CPUs and accelerators, releasing IP and hardware designed to […]

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Why Servers Are Using So Much Power TDP Growth Over Time

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Server CPU and GPU TDPs are rapidly increasing. We chart the increases and go into some of the other aspects driving power in data centers

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