AI training clusters, GPU interconnects, and HPC workloads are straining traditional networking gear, and FS thinks it has the answer: cut out the conversion. The company today announced its DCS-W Series All-Optical Circuit Switch (OCS), an independently developed platform built to handle the bandwidth, latency, and energy demands of next-generation compute clusters.
When Gordon Murray Group (GMG) builds a car, it’s not just another vehicle—it’s a hand-crafted, meticulously engineered performance machine. Now, the British automotive innovator behind the T.33 supercar range is taking a similar approach to its digital transformation, swapping gears into IFS Cloud as its new operational backbone.
Seeweb today announced Regolo.ai, a groundbreaking open AI inference platform designed to simplify AI development worldwide. With an open-source architecture, transparent design, and strong focus on data security, Regolo.ai aims to transform how AI applications are built and deployed, offering a scalable, sustainable alternative to traditional proprietary AI infrastructure.
Purple, a global leader in guest Wi-Fi, today announced that it has joined Google Cloud Partner Advantage as a Partner-level partner for the Build engagement model and has made its Guest WiFi solutions, Capture and Engage, available on Google Cloud Marketplace.
The AI data center processor market remains on a steep growth trajectory, but Omdia’s latest forecast signals the first signs of moderation.
Strategy and technology firm Pariveda has been recognized by Amazon Web Services (AWS) with the AWS Generative AI Competency, a designation awarded to partners with demonstrated expertise in deploying generative AI solutions that deliver measurable business impact.
The race to power generative AI just got a Nordic boost. Crusoe, the vertically integrated AI infrastructure provider, and atNorth, the leading Nordic data center operator, today announced a major expansion of Crusoe Cloud capacity at atNorth’s ICE02 campus in Iceland.
S&P Global is opening up its treasure trove of market intelligence to more data scientists—this time through Google Cloud’s BigQuery platform. The move, announced today, is part of the financial data giant’s push to make its AI-Ready Data portfolio accessible wherever customers already work.
The Asia-Pacific region isn’t just participating in the open hardware movement—it’s increasingly steering it. That was the unmistakable takeaway from the Open Compute Project (OCP) APAC Summit in Taipei on August 5, where industry leaders mapped out a future in which APAC is the growth engine for AI-ready data center infrastructure.
