Gartner projects $644 billion in 2025 AI spending, but few understand GenAI's actual value
A paradoxical market forced to grow until it bursts
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Google's Colossus internal storage system still relies on HDDs for storing most of its data
But a smart algorithm manages the system's massive cache comprised of SSDs
Mozilla Firefox will soon reduce the need for dangerous DLL injection for enterprise users
Less foreign code means a more stable browsing experience for employees
SAP surpasses Novo Nordisk to become Europe's most valuable company
What just happened? German software giant SAP has overtaken Danish healthcare company Novo Nordisk to become Europe's most valuable company. SAP's stock has performed exceptionally well, rising more than 40 percent over the past year. The firm's success is largely driven by its strategic shift toward cloud-based services and increasing focus on AI, both of which have strongly resonated with investors.
Micron, Samsung, and SK Hynix preview new HBM4 memory for AI acceleration
They're likely too costly for consumer GPUs for now
The biggest barrier to enterprise AI adoption isn't technology - it's training
Enterprises are paying for the tools, but they're missing a key piece of the puzzle
Apple may be working on a custom AI server chip with Broadcom's help
Slated for 2026, Apple would be leveraging Broadcom's 3.5D XDSiP technology
Next-gen Nvidia GPU "Rubin" is ahead of schedule, uses 3nm manufacturing and HBM4
Availability now expected in the second half of 2025
AWS refreshes AI story with new Trainium 2 chip, Bedrock upgrades, and SageMaker Studio
New chips, models, and platform tools
Failover vs. Failback: Two Disaster Recovery Methods
A key distinction in the realm of disaster recovery is the one between failover and failback. Both terms describe two sides of the same coin, complementary processes that are often brought together.
The unsung heroes of chip sales: field application engineers
Solving problems, closing deals
Microsoft unveils $350 cloud mini PC for enterprises
First device designed for Windows 365, available April 2025
Nvidia Blackwell data center GPUs could face further delays due to overheating problems
Blackwell is causing plenty of headaches for Nvidia
Cisco shifts focus to AI with new infrastructure solutions
High-performance servers and switches target AI workloads
Microsoft unveils AI agents that resemble virtual employees
Companies can build custom chatbots or virtual assistants that automate internal tasks
Accenture bets big on generative AI with Nvidia, launches new business group and AI Refinery
A new army of trained professionals will help businesses adopt AI, or else
Businesses are still betting on generative AI despite media skepticism
Latest GenAI study highlights continued enthusiasm but also a shifting market
How to build a server in "100 easy steps": The growing pains of modern data centers
Configuring GPU data centers is proving to be a headache
IBM debuts new AI hardware with Telum II CPU and Spyre Accelerator chip
Big Blue is all about intelligent workloads and generative AI acceleration these days
AMD's $5 billion ZT acquisition: Strategic play or overpriced gamble?
Bottom line: The strategic rationale behind AMD acquiring ZT makes sense, to a point, but $5 billion is a lot to pay, especially when the true value of the transaction relies heavily on the price AMD will get when they spin off ZT's manufacturing unit.
Nvidia to showcase Blackwell server installations at Hot Chips 2024
Nvidia's AI and data center roadmap, and more use cases for the Blackwell tech stack
AMD just spent $4.9 billion to buy hyperscale server maker ZT Systems
The move should boost AMD's AI infrastructure presence
Understanding Relational vs. Non-relational Databases
Relational databases manage structured data in tables, while non-relational databases handle unstructured data. Discover the key differences between them to unlock powerful insights for your data management strategy.
Cloud giants keep spending on AI, while traditional IT markets lag behind
Big Tech AI investments are growing, but things could change soon