Charlotte Trueman
Compute, Storage and Networks Editor at Data Center Dynamics
Compute, Storage, and Networks Editor @dcdnews. Feminist Killjoy. Part time emo. She/Her. Same username over on BlueSky.
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datacenterdynamics.com | Charlotte Trueman
EnCharge AI has unveiled its EN100 AI accelerator chip. Designed to bring AI capabilities to laptops, workstations, and Edge devices, the AI chip startup claims it is the first AI accelerator built on precise and scalable analog in-memory computing. The EN100 is available in two form factors, the M.2 for laptops and the PCIe for workstations.
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datacenterdynamics.com | Charlotte Trueman
Synopsys has suspended its annual and quarterly financial forecasts after receiving a letter from the Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS) of the US Department of Commerce outlining new export restrictions on goods and services to China. In a filing with the SEC, the chip design software company said: “In connection with BIS Letter, Synopsys has suspended its financial guidance for the third quarter of fiscal year 2025 and full fiscal year 2025.
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datacenterdynamics.com | Charlotte Trueman
TSMC is planning to open a chip design center in Munich, Germany. The company announced the facility during its European Technology Symposium in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, this week. – Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co., Ltd.
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datacenterdynamics.com | Charlotte Trueman
AMD has acquired silicon photonics startup Enosemi. Terms of the deal were not disclosed but, in a statement, AMD said the acquisition extends the relationship between the two companies, with Enosemi having previously collaborated with the chipmaker as an external development partner on photonics. Silicon photonics has long been touted as a solution to help data centers deal with increasing bandwidth demands and improve connectivity between servers and switches.
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1 week ago |
datacenterdynamics.com | Charlotte Trueman
Independent tests carried out by data center operator Aquatron in partnership with the Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL) have found that Nvidia’s H200 chips outperformed Intel’s Gaudi 3 accelerator by at least a factor of ~9.0 across three test cases, DCD can exclusively report.
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Little exclusive over on @dcdnews today. Tests carried out by Aquatron and the Los Alamos National Lab found that in a 16 precision Llama 3.1 405B data validation test, Nvidia’s H200 chips outperformed Intel’s Gaudi 3 accelerator by a factor of 9 https://t.co/ieJWLLM9WU
"Nationalisation is too expensive," says @UKLabour. You know what else is too expensive? My water bill, which increased recently in order to bail out Thames Water, a company still paying out tens of millions to shareholders and executives despite being £22bn in debt.
I've interviewed water minister Emma Hardy to tie in with the reservoirs announcement She says: *Govt is taking action to avoid risk of Med-style rationing in UK *Overhaul of water network could be key plank in Labour plan to take on Farage *Nationalisation is too expensive
RT @jackseale: Largest ever fine: £0.1bn Government bailout loan Thames Water received two months ago: £3bn