If you’re among the horde of companies looking to integrate AI services into your workflows yet unwilling to pay OpenAI, Google, Microsoft, or Anthropic exorbitant API fees for their advanced models, why not host it yourself? That’s exactly the pitch from Dell, who has just launched a new family of server products offering extremely high-performance
One of the strangest parts of AMD’s stagnation in the early 2010s was that it simply stopped releasing new desktop CPUs for a while. It’s true that there wasn’t much point in continuing the lineage of the inefficient (and unpopular) Bulldozer processors, but OEMs like “new” parts so they can sell systems with the “latest hardware”. Despite
The iPhone Air may be struggling to move the needle sales wise, but that isn’t stopping Apple from pushing forward in its efforts to revamp its iPhone lineup. According to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, the company is still planning on releasing a foldable model next year and debut a high-end model in 2027.
Nvidia’s Vera Rubin platform is Nvidia’s most complex AI and HPC platform released to date that combines custom Vera CPUs, two types of Rubin GPUs, an all-new DPU, and next-generation scale-up and scale-out connectivity solutions.
The upcoming, next-gen Diamond Rapids server CPUs from Intel have received a big shakeup. Previously, both 8-channel and 16-channel SKUs were planned for Xeon 7, expected to succeed existing Xeon 6 models, respectively. Now, Intel has confirmed that 8CH Diamond Rapids has been officially cancelled; Xeon 7 will be only 16-channel.
The entry-level NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5050 is underpowered compared to its bigger siblings, but such compromises have never stopped modders before. Undertaking the sacred duty of squeezing as much performance out of underpowered silicon as possible, hardware modders TrashBench and Clock Bench challenged each other to take the same GeForce RTX