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There's no denying that generative AI technology has transformed the way how humans interact with a digital product or platform. However, those behind those services are run by business folks so where do they source them? Look no further as NVIDIA themselves are one of the main drivers

Today we have yet another record-breaking product announcement from Micron where they released the 9550 NVMe SSD. The data center storage product offers 14.0 GB/s sequential reads and 10.0 GB/s sequential writes as well as 3,300 KIOPS and random writes at 400 KIOPS. What'

In the vast expanse of technological advancements, US-based Cadence Design Systems often took up the role of the unsung hero. This 41-year-old company specializes in EDA (electronic design automation) software, a critical tool for designing integrated circuits (ICs) and PCBs for motherboards. Essentially, Cadence provides the backbone for circuit simulation,

ASUS has introduced a range of new industry-class products designed for AMD's EPYC 4004 processor, targeting SMEs and small-scale IT service hosting. First, the Pro ER100A B6 server features a 1U rack form factor, enabling easy and scalable deployment, which simplifies operations for SMB data centers. Next, the

Amazon Web Services (AWS) concluded its 2024 summit event that happened over in New York. With a bunch of announcements, here are some of the most important ones that you need to know. Generative AI for Everyone: No Coding Skills Needed One of the common and similar goals pursued by

New Relic has announced they are adding NVIDIA NIM interference microservices into its platform to reduce the cost and complexity associated with things like development, deploying, and monitoring Gen-AI applications. According to them, Gen-AI is the key to achieving higher operation efficiency alongside reducing cost but observability is essential to