Hewlett Packard Enterprise melds supercomputing and generative AI
A supercomputing-as-a-service solution - an interesting feat in itself
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Silicon Graphics: Gone But Not Forgotten
#ThrowbackThursday At its peak in the 1990s, Silicon Graphics had legendary status among 3D and graphic designers who leveraged the unique power of these workstations that were at cutting edge of visual computing.
Enterprise SSD flaw bricks drives and renders data unrecoverable after 40,000 hours
You have 4 years, 206 days, 16 hours since installation and counting to acquire an update
The time for pragmatism in tech is now
Repositioning tech as a beneficent force that can help improve our society and our world
HPE debuts container platform for hybrid cloud implementations
A hybrid computing model may be the present and future of the cloud
Opinion: Dell brings cloud business models "on prem"
Turns out, trying to move everything into the cloud is not practical
Opinion: HPE and Google partner on hybrid cloud expansion
Containerized workloads in the cloud or on premise
Hewlett Packard Enterprise is buying supercomputer maker Cray for $1.3 billion
Accelerating growth in high performance computing and artificial intelligence sectors
International Space Station supercomputer gets an extended stay
How well does commercial off-the-shelf hardware work in space?
Intel Stratix 10 programmable acceleration card offers enormous bandwidth and simplifies development
Hardware acceleration usable by non-engineers
HPE is building the world's largest ARM-based supercomputer
It will be used to run simulations for the National Nuclear Security Administration
HPE chief Meg Whitman will step down in February
Whitman: now is the right time for a new generation of leaders to take the reins
HP Enterprise let Russia read source code for the Pentagon's cybersecurity systems
Russia claims no vulnerabilities were discovered
Hewlett Packard Enterprise to cut 10 percent of its workforce
Cost-cutting effort to begin by the end of the year
HP Enterprise shows off prototype of new computing architecture called "The Machine"
It's 8000 times faster than your home computer
