IBM takes the wraps off what it is calling the world's first commercial Quantum computer.
While 10nm server silicon won't be out until 2020, that isn't stopping Intel from talking about it now, even as its 14nm Cascade Lake server chips debut.
New instances include a custom ARM processor and a new machine learning chip.
While the U.S. now has the lead in terms of total performance, China actually has more systems on the current Top 500 list of supercomputers.
AMD announces new 7nm Radeon Instinct GPU and provides details on its next generation EPYC 2 Rome data center server processors.
Intel announces new high-end and entry-level server chips to further expand its portfolio.
The world's third largest supercomputer is now live, as work begins on a new Cray system for 2020.
Intel reports third quarter fiscal 2018 revenue of $19.2 billion as executives promise that 10nm Cascade Lake chips will be out by the end of the year.
AMD reported third quarter fiscal 2018 results, with CEO Lisa Su providing new insights into the company's server and data center plans.
Oracle founder Larry Ellison outlines the benefits of Oracle's latest cloud efforts, which include bare metal Exadata class server systems.
Lenovo has built some of the best management software we've tested into its beastly SR850 server, but are there any negative surprises hidden under its hood?
IBM reports its third quarter 2018 financial results, cementing the z14 mainframe launch as the most successful in IBM's mainframe history.
CPUs are no longer the only way to measure compute power.
New Arm server silicon vendor announces its first platform.
New system will be used to help study renewable energy.
IBM is announcing the new E950 and E980 POWER9 servers, with up to 192 cores of compute power.
Demand continues to be strong for both z mainframes and POWER systems.
Intel is aiming both high and low with a pair of new silicon announcements.
In a surprise move, Intel's CEO has abruptly left the company after violating Intel's company code of conduct.
At the OpenPower Summit, execs reveal that initial enthusiasm by vendors to build their own silicon has been replaced by efforts to build accelerators.
New silicon due out later this year will include integrated capabilities to mitigate the Spectre CPU vulnerabilities.
Google has built a 72-qubit quantum processor, outpacing IBM, Intel and everyone else.
Servers can get hot, but water will help keep them cool in a way that can be significantly more efficient than fans, according to Lenovo.
New PowerEdge R6415, R7415, and R7425 servers announced, and none of them are using Intel silicon.
Renee James debuts cloud server venture that aims to steal share from Intel, with a new generation of 64-bit ARM servers.
Intel reports fourth quarter revenue of $17.1B as CEO claims massive CPU flaws have not had a material impact on the company's fiscal outlook.
IBM ends its fiscal 2017 on a strong note, with revenue of $22.5B.
Intel arrived at the 2018 Consumer Electronics Show with a full slate of announcements and previews of Quantum and Neuromorphic Computing innovations.
Looking to build out your own server? Supermicro has a solution with everything a system admin needs to construct a highly functional server system for less than $3000.
Latest generation of IBM's silicon is being initially targeted at Artificial Intelligence workloads.
The November Top 500 Supercomputer list is out, and while there's no change at the top, 2018 could see a brand new U.S.-based supercomputer top the list.
The Qualcomm Centriq 2400 is a 10nm server processor that could finally be the chip that makes ARM a player in the data center.
Data center, cloud and server business show good growth as Intel places bets on Quantum Computing.
New IEEE P7130 project will provide a standard for Quantum Computing definitions.
Intel announces a new Data Center platform silicon lineup that offers the promise of 1.65x higher performance than the prior generation.
Silicon vendor reveals its EPYC push to gain share against its primary rival.
Chinese supercomputers continue to dominate the top spots on the Top500 supercomputer list.
Department of Energy doles out big bucks for six research contracts in a bid to put American servers back on top.
Intel's latest Next Unit of Computing device is a true portable powerhouse, packing quite a punch in a small form factor for adeptly handling any number of heavy workload and server scenarios.
Hewlett Packard Enterprise updates its server rack portfolio.
The new Raspberry Pi Zero W small embedded system adds integrated WiFi and Bluetooth, and sells for only $10 a board.
The Xeon E7-8894 v4 arrives as Intel's new performance champion.
Microsoft has appointed Veteran executive Todd Holmdahl to lead the company's efforts to build a scalable quantum computer.
If you have server or workload consolidation projects on tap, opting for one of the latest server systems from Dell or HPE could lead to significant cost savings.
Latest IBM Power server benefits from multiple sets of new technologies.
The startup also is using a new technology officials call "microvisors" to create KMAX appliances that are scalable and power-efficient.
NVIDIA NVlink technology arrives on POWER8 and delivers a 5x improvement in terms of bandwidth.
Supermicro's latest blade servers feature Intel Broadwell CPUs and when paired with NVMe and SSD disks are total screamers in terms of performance.
In a surprising move, Intel partners with ARM to build chips.
[VIDEO] John Engates, CTO of Rackspace, discusses the opportunities the OpenPOWER architecture brings.
The two hyperscale companies worked together through the OCP to develop a new Open Rack standard to drive data center efficiency and performance.
There's nothing "mini" about the Cisco UCS Mini -- it's a full-fledged blade server platform with the ability to scale up to meet the large majority of enterprise needs.
Intel reports second quarter revenue of $13.5 billion as CEO details his plans for continuous innovation.
Mobile chip innovator gets picked up in a big deal.
For the first time in history China now has more supercomputers than the U.S.
The company is collaborating with Intel to develop the Triton solution, which is aimed at scale-out data center environments.
At Computex, Cavium unveiled its next-generation ThunderX2 ARM-based systems on a chip, while Marvell showed off its Armada 7000 and 8000 chips.
Intel Xeon E5 2600V4 processors aren't the only new features in HPE ProLiant Gen9, as NVDIMM Persistent Memory makes its debut.
64-bit tech from Applied Micro added to SUSE's online platform that enables Linux packages to be built for different architectures.
HPE announces new Integrity MC990 X server optimized for Linux.
While the PC market is far from dead, it's not Intel's growth leader either.
Dell's high-end R920 server certainly sports the specs, but can it handle nearly any workload of any size without skipping a beat?
Rob Enderle doesn't think OpenPOWER will have much trouble rolling over ARM on servers. There is simply too much of an imbalance.
While the Vapor Chamber looks like a big Apple Mac Pro, that's just a coincidence according to Vapor's CEO.
Linux is a big winner and an area of focus for IBM's mainframe efforts now and moving into the future.
The demonstration will show the maturity of the ecosystem around the 64-bit ARM architecture as it moves into the data center.
HP adds a pair of new servers to its Project Moonshot high-density platform.
The processor eventually will join two other 64-bit Atom-based SoCs aimed at dense data center environments, a segment also being targeted by ARM.
Intel pulls the wraps off its latest server silicon, promising dramatic improvements in performance, security and monitoring capabilities.
