
AI Pervades The Cisco Stack, But Is Only Starting To Drive Sales
Like many other suppliers of hardware and systems software, Cisco Systems is trying to figure out how to make money on the AI revolution. …
Like many other suppliers of hardware and systems software, Cisco Systems is trying to figure out how to make money on the AI revolution. …
The companies under the control of Elon Musk – SpaceX, Tesla, xAI, and X (formerly known as Twitter) – all need a hell of a lot of GPUs, and all for their own specific AI or HPC projects. …
UPDATED: Nvidia is a member of the Ultra Ethernet Consortium.
The jury is still out on a lot of things about this exploding AI market and the re-convergence that it will have with traditional HPC systems for running simulations and models. …
A rising tide may lift all boats, and that is a good thing these days with any company that has an AI oar in the water. …
There are many things that are unique about Nvidia at this point in the history of computing, networking, and graphics. …
Aside from all of the buzz that optics get in datacenter networking, copper is still king of the short haul. …
For the past five years, since Nvidia acquired InfiniBand and Ethernet switch and network interface card supplier Mellanox, people have been wondering what the split is between compute and networking in the Nvidia datacenter business that has exploded in growth and now represents most of revenue for each quarter. …
Just about everybody, including Nvidia, thinks that in the long run, most people running most AI training and inference workloads at any appreciable scale – hundreds to millions of datacenter devices – will want a cheaper alternative for networking AI accelerators than InfiniBand. …
For more than a year now, we have been talking about how investments in AI servers have put a damper on budgets for servers used to support other corporate applications. …
The Ethernet roadmap has had a few bumps and potholes in the four and a half decades since the 10M generation was first published in 1980. …
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