Silent chip defects may be corrupting data in modern computers

Silent silicon defects may cause modern CPUs and GPUs to produce incorrect results without crashing, raising concerns about data integrity in large-scale computing systems. The post Silent chip ...
GCN

Siemens and nVent unveil liquid-cooling blueprint aimed at next-generation hyperscale AI data center deployments

Notably, two giants within the sector have launched a historic collaboration that will bring about a revolution in artificial intelligence infrastructure implementation. The collaboration integrates ...
Computer Weekly

Meeting the UK’s compute capacity needs: Alternatives to hyperscale datacentre builds

The government has not been shy about its plans to accelerate the pace of new datacentre builds in the UK since coming to power in July 2024. There have been commitments to lower the planning barriers ...
TMCnet

IOWN Global Forum and Open Compute Project Join Forces to Deliver on the Next Wave of AI

Under the framework, the IOWN Global Forum and OCP will work together to develop a roadmap for a multi-site, high-bandwidth, low-latency compute and network infrastructure. The IOWN Global Forum will ...