
MEXT software helps IT leaders find the configuration sweet spot that balances capability and cost. By preemptively loading pages from storage, it helps IT managers employ servers with less DRAM, reducing hardware costs without sacrificing performance. continue reading

Google’s TPU v7, Ironwood, offers 10x faster AI processing than v5p. How did Google achieve this speedup, and how does Ironwood compare with Nvidia’s Blackwell? continue reading

MLCommons releases new MLPerf data-center inference results. Also known as The Nvidia Show, the semiannual benchmark report includes new tests in this edition. Nvidia extends its lead, AMD debuts MI325X. Explore scores, scaling, new benchmarks (Llama 3.1), and key AI hardware takeaways. continue reading

MediaTek’s Arm-based Kompanio Ultra 910 rivals Intel’s Core Ultra 5 125U performance at lower power. What does this mean for Chromebook Plus, thin clients, and Windows on Arm? continue reading
Researchers reverse-engineered an Nvidia Ampere GPU, revealing microarchitecture details such as compiler-controlled dependency management and caching. continue reading

Lightmatter announces Passage M1000 optical interposer & L200 CPO tech. They stand out for connecting to chiplets across their surface instead of only at their edges. Optical tech like this will accelerate the transition from copper and help XPUs to scale. continue reading
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