Servers

Another of Musk’s new supercomputers makes headway.

After Elon Musk declined to pay for hardware intended for Twitter, Wiwynn and MiTAC suffered tangible losses.

Tencent Cloud introduces an operating system that supports CPUs from Huawei, Phytium, and Sugon.

AMD's EPYC outperforms Nvidia's Grace CPU in all major server benchmarks, according to tests conducted by AMD.

Micron's MRDIMMs wed maximum performance with maximum capacity for Intel Xeon 6 servers.

China is set to increase its computing capacity to 300 ExaFLOPS by 2025.

Lenovo puts Loongson's 3C5000 and 3A6000 CPUs into its datacenters.

Intel unveils optical compute interconnect chiplet, industry's first fully integrated optical I/O solution that enables up to 4 Tbps connectivity.

Although Microsoft quietly discontinued 'Project Natick,' its undersea data center returned excellent results. Throughout the experiment, 0.7% of servers failed, compared to 5.9% on land.

The over 3.8 million GPUs sold last year has the power requirement of 1.3 million homes in a year, or about 7% of California's annual electricity output.