AI
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emPOWERED takes a look at the women making a difference in the male-dominated space of open source AI -
Microsoft has unveiled its first in-house developed DPU, or data processing unit, to equip its cloud servers with an extra performance boost.
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Nebius has launched its first GPU cluster as the AI infrastructure continues its North American expansion.
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The latest court filings in Elon Musk’s existential AI lawsuit against OpenAI revealed more fascinating insights, including a discussion about potentially acquiring sizable semiconductor firm Cerebras and Musk’s desperation to be CEO.
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The Frontier supercomputer has lost its crown as the world’s fastest supercomputer to El Capitan, the new exascale supercomputer hosted at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory.
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SK Telecom has launched a customer service centre tool driven by a proprietary AI model tailored to enhance agents' handling of customer queries.
Forthcoming events
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Capacity's Ben Wodecki explores AI’s impact on improving and securing communication networks
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TSMC, Nvidia's primary chip manufacturer, is harnessing a library of tools and algorithms to accelerate the production of next-generation hardware.
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DataStax has launched a platform built using tools from Nvidia designed to make it easier for businesses to build and deploy AI technologies.
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Capacity Europe 2024 opened today in London with a keynote address heavily focused on AI and automation, setting the tone for what promises to be a pivotal time for the industry.
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Google has purchased small modular nuclear reactors to provide carbon-free power to its US data centres.
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AI infrastructure startup CoreWeave has closed a $650 million credit facility to further support its global expansion plans having recently entered into Europe
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Nebius unveiled plans to triple the capacity of its data centre site in Finland to support increasing customer AI workloads.
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Dr Lisa Su, CEO of semiconductor giant AMD, revealed the company’s four-pronged strategy to position itself as a leader in the highly competitive AI chip market.
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AMD has unveiled its latest range of AI processors to further strengthen its position among companies developing hardware for AI-enabled PCs.
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AMD has come out swinging in the GPU battle to take on Nvidia unveiling new hardware and plans to launch new units yearly to keep pace with its rival’s annual product cycle.
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AMD has launched new a range of data processing units (DPUs) to reduce strain on networks for data centre operators.
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AMD has released its fifth generation EPYC CPUs, dubbed Turin, to power intense computing workloads for enterprise AI and cloud workloads.
